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Possibly Harbor Freight, especially on a sale. Good luck they're pricey

Quit copying Canada!

Yes! But some carriers will terminate you for saying no. I put an explanation above, some still run owner-ops like employees

But some companies tell you where and when to go while calling you an o/o, not every carrier is "enlightened" Edit: I know I'm posting here. I have never worked for Panther, or any carrier mentioned in this thread, but had a problem with Canadian carriers treating me like an employee in the past

My suggestion

Honey I know you wanted a house, but I bought something EVEN BETTER!!! Lol kidding, I value my life. But SWEET looking truck

Today I delivered myself from my bed to my couch. I'd call in, but I wouldn't want to wake up Dispatch

That's your answer. I have a friend who just sold his at 1.5 million km for $3500. Never touched the engine or transmission. Skip the rebuild, that engine was rated for 800,000 km by Mercedes I have one myself. You will have to be a little familiar with sprinters. There's a site called...

Yeah my insurance company likes to keep me in suspense. I asked for a quote about 7 days ago

My suggestion would be state rest areas - not only have I never been bothered, chatting with the staff will usually get the next shift informed to not bother you too In Canada theres some tiny city truck stops, you're stuck with the bobtails or areas between the spaces where the big trucks...

Oh yeah. I might want an income too... Result is pretty eye opening people. How much is your time worth?

Sweet like falling off a bike, spreadsheet skills never die Added in full maintenance and truck payment (cause my 2005 may not last forever) And, it grabs the current exchange rate so I can quote Americanese Edit: just read what I wrote. Probably meant learning to ride a bike but I'm in a...

Time for a spreadsheet. All I know is fuel costs me 7c a mile US, or 10 cents a mile Canadian... I might have to actually try running a business here

I heard it got steep. That's crazy for $100,000

Sounds too much like work. Is that $350 a week, or do you have an address in Montana? All states / provinces for me is $568 a month usd. At least it was, waiting on quote. Cargo not included. 1.6 million liability (in usd) A 5 year old van here is 380 a month, over $1000 for a new one ($us)

Is anybody working? This used to be kind of like I'm here going to there thread... Surprise. Its snowing.

Call head office, explain what you do. Heard it worked for a few at Pilots. Sometimes management gets strange ideas in their heads

AFAIK they verify your liability insurance, or they suspend your mc#. Separate from the fact that no broker will deal with you unless you have that $100,000 cargo. Their website probably explains it, I'm just an unregulated van driver :D Get Authority to Operate (MC Number)

MARCH? Wow