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Go and drive for an owner. You dont have to have your own van.How do you want to buy a truck and run it if you have zero money?

regular van or straigt truck.

You have two choices :Find a cargo van driver position or buy a sprinter.

Yes, you will.

OK. My question is why YOU don't have a contract?

And yes, 2500-2600 lbs of available payload.

I have one in my fleet , 2006 GMC ,good van but terrible mpg...I bought it just to make a sleeper in the box to my driver who stay out 100% . I would not buy one again. I like the regular vans....

They are same . 16-17 miles per gallon.

I have Chevy 2500 and Chevy 3500 vans. They have more than 3-400 kmiles. The only difference for me is is the gas millage. Trust me , in expediting the 2500 with the 4,8 L can do the same work than the 3500 with the 6.0 engine. We do not carry heavy loads.

If is your first van, buy a Chevy Express extended 2500 4.8 V8 engine. Very good vans. I would not buy a Sprinter .Way to expensive .You out to make money ,no?

If you make 2000 -2500 per month stay there. I had a cargo van driver who quit from me after he drove for me one year. He bought his own cargo van. After a year and a half he lost his van and now he is home bankrupt. Being an o/o it is not so simple. You need more than a down payment. Also I...

Go drive for somebody save some money and after that buy the truck .

Panther takes 2002 ,TriState 2004. Smaller companies does not care. I have a friend who signed last week for All States Express ,he has a 99 Chevy. 2004 is not an old van.

First get a CDL . If you have a CDL you will find easy a job. Succes!

My numbers: Solo st two years ago average 6000 miles per month now if you do 4000 miles per month say thank you. I would wait one year to buy a truck.

How much is good money for you?My drivers takes home $ 2000-2500 per month.

My advice don't buy now.Wait untill May June 2008 and see whats going on.

60-40 fair deal for you and for the owner C&M it's a good company Good or bad time?Who knows.....

Yes ,it is a good company.

RE: What companys pay the most per mile, and inclu Fedex