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Ever considered a roll-away cot? Strap it to the sidewalls? Don't never not ever get a blowup mattress either.

Yes, Vanning is easy to get into...but making a living is yet another animal...like a straight or TnT there are tricks/experience factors in todays economic marketplace...just like our bigger brethren one has to at all times watch the outflow as compared to the inflow...:rolleyes: 1,000 miles...

I believe there is a couple indepenent members here who are affiliated with NLM since before the Landstar takeover...they may chime in.... I also remember years ago when NLM started they demanded a QC unit as well....they've dropped their standards some to get a better price I think....Also...

Yup....shoulda crossed the river into VA a bit....

That is where the wife and I start out from as well...that plan works well for us as well...good luck..

ahh you staying or going to minni/st paul?

Yes..much to the chagrin of some Americans the Cash 4 Clunkers has provided a window of opportunity for us to be busy as the auto companies ramp up their low inventories...but alas it may come to an abrupt end when they do...so stay in service and run like a deer while the sun is shining..

The Coleman Catalytic heater line is also good.... Heater | Outdoor Heater | Portable Heater | Coleman.com

They showed crop rotation methods to restore the natural nutritants....it was pretty interesting

For me it is a personal choice/preference..I don't like messing with batteries/inverters and cutoff switches and fuses and all that wiring I am such a putz with all that....I just throw out my Honda2000 and away I go...

They featured 3 young families in TN, Ark. and Arizona...just small plots to start 1,000 acres or so...but none the less it is land that was non producing, that they are learning and modernizing...land management they call it now...

Watched a special yesterday..there has been an unusual swing of late...young American couples buying into farmland and getting into the business....the figures I think was around 5% increase in farming in the US...this is a good thing...:D

After reading some posts of the last month or 2 and just plain observing. It appears the talk a couple years ago in here of cargo van usage being redundant was all wrong. The cost factor and speed of which a C/V can deliver 1-2 skids has again struck a note with cost conscienous shippers. The...

I don't believe that is true anymore....but one has have their own authority.

There is a time to run and a time to stay put... Great start to your week...:) Col...can't help myself at times...:D

Guess you work too expensive? tell Ceva to stop contracting so much of it out...*LOL*

Haa Yes IRT..remember a few years ago the talk in here was that CV's were on the way out....but now look....they've been sooo busy...especially the sprinters taking the C type loads..

A Big'in? ya braggin or complainin?*LOL* Congrats on the successful passing...:rolleyes:

Not this time...NEXT time...*LOL*

At home till Wednesday morning but in service.:eek: