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A cost I didn't include was a wrecker fee that was about $300 and another time I spent 2 nights in a motel waiting on repairs.

I use pure, unadulterated dinosaur oil. My next van I will probably go with synthetic or a blend.

There's a guy in another thread that's not an idiot and knows a thing or to about contract law. Maybe he can help you.

Sounds like a GE choo choo train load.

Fixed it for you. You've been in this country too long. You are losing your Canadianness.

I'll check out that nudie-naughty cruise line you and Cheri use.

And an Espar? Bless you Scott. I feel bad for only getting you a new curling broom.

Smart kid! It took me 20 years in a tractor/trailer to work up to a cargo van. I'm a little slow.

No drain valve. I do all oil changes myself. After 139 oil changes I still have the original drain plug and more importantly the original threads on the plug and pan. What I save cost-wise by doing it myself, I lose some of that savings by doing more frequent oil changes. If I'm at home with...

For the calendar year 2013: I drove 75,459 miles, purchased 4476.8 gallons of gas for a total of $14,821. Average price for gas was $3.31/gallon. MPG for the year, 16.86 and cpm came in at .20/mi.

I received my settlement check today.

The following is an update from this thread: http://www.expeditersonline.com/forum/truck-talk/57733-cargo-van-maintenance-costs.html Listed below are the costs for maintaining a 2004 Chevrolet 3500, long wheelbase 6.0 V-8 slop bucket, for the first 730,000 miles as it came from the...

It could be a 105 amp alternator. My 2004 Chevy 6.0 came standard with a 105 amp alternator and 145 amp upgrade.

There are some OOs, but most are employees.

No, they are a truckload carrier. Like many TL and LTL carriers they like to use the buzz word expedite in their advertising.

Happy Birthday Xiggi!

Happy Birthday Carol!

My math is fuzzy. Guess I'll go out and buy an Espar. Can someone loan me some dimes?

I'll give the two of you convenient, safe, hassle-free, space saving, efficient, odorless, super neat-o and similar adjectives, but cheaper ain't one of them. A Big Buddy heater can be had for $129. Cheaper off season like late spring, early summer. Northern Hydraulics usually has a $25 off...

Yeah, those are right there aren't they. I used to hang out at the old Union 76 truck stop there.