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Palin stepped down to save the tax payers of Alaska lots of money. She is involved in multiple ethics cases, all of which she is cleared of. Her hands are basically tied and she can't get a thing done. Her decision to step down, releases Alaska from this burden and maybe the they can get some...

Don't forget in additon to the rental fee you have to pay for diesel and those trucks only get about 8mpg

No I haven't seen it, was just thinking it LOL Something ali\ong the lines of a load bar, you might have to cut it down to fit a cargo van, just attach it to a board cut to size and you have yourself a moveable wall Hmmmm maybe I should patent this LOL Also if you mount the board one the...

my guess is freightliner is cheaper, international is more expensive and Pete and Kenworth don't really have medium duty platforms, although I have seen a few, they almost look like the semi's

I would look at Hoboken, NJ and surrounding, they have some truck stops and it isn't too far from Manhattan, barring traffic that is. AOL Search

Aren't those worth more than the American Dollar now?

Could be worse, you could be in Gary, IN and have to deal with all the crazy MJ fans at the memorial Are they ever going to bury him LOL :rolleyes:

at home again in Indiana

I was really wondering why I picked up a Panther load No trucks in Fort Wayne maybe? I had to call Panther on pickup and on Delivery in addition to Ceva

I actually stopped Cheeseburger in Paradise for Dinner and then drove up to Anderson and stopped at Hoosier Park Casino I lost 20 in three hours my Wife won 200 Lots of fun!!!

Always gets me when I have to slow down for someone merging especially a car ie Corvette, that you know can accelerate fast.

Cool, I'll bet that a unicell type cube van or at least one with an air deflector on the roof would get 1 to 2 mpg then a normal cube with the nice wall behind you

Picking up a Panther load in Fort Wayne going to Indianapolis BTW I see on the banner ad, Panther pays 44cpm for straight truck teams. how can you run for that little?

The body is cutaway but the full frame is still there, and that is what would protect you in an accident

Question is, do you get enough of that odd sized freight to justify the cut in fuel mileage. 11 mpg compared to 16 to 22 for a cargo van or sprinter

In Indiana, South Milford is North of Milford

If you put 5000 on a box truck you really lose your steering control and it is downright scary 3000 is the max to be safe My last job I would haul 2 skids of paper 2500 each Illegal, yes but it was local. The transmission would only last about 50K

Still 55 on 30 between Vanwert and Indiana border :confused:

Ask me the end of July, can't really say yet

Nobody in Indiana knows what the yield signs mean