Purchased/Purchasing a Sprinter Van?
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ebsprintin
Veteran Expediter
Yes and maybe. Yes and yes?
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Monty
Expert Expediter
Yes, I have purchased 2 Sprinters .... 2003 and 2008 model, and would purchase a new 2011, 3500, 170" extended, 9900 pound configuration, BUT MY WIFE WONT LET ME!
She so mean, thinking of herself, wanting to retire and take me to places like Aruba and Hawaii! (Shame on her!)
Did you see this link? http://www.expeditersonline.com/forum/truck-talk/44084-sprinter-threads.html
She so mean, thinking of herself, wanting to retire and take me to places like Aruba and Hawaii! (Shame on her!)
Did you see this link? http://www.expeditersonline.com/forum/truck-talk/44084-sprinter-threads.html
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Yeah Notanewbie, the nerve of her. Taking you to Aruba and Hawail . Can't even get there by Sprinter LOL.
jimmy
Quality Dodge Sprinter Engines, Transmissions & Auto Parts - Home Page
They have new and used and rebuilt parts at a fair price...
They have new and used and rebuilt parts at a fair price...
I do recognize that someone must make payments on a new ride, but the main theme in here to be successful in expediting is not to have any payments on a van or whatever> .
chefdennis
Veteran Expediter
While anyone that doesn't have a van/truck payment will be in a better profit position, if you think that people are not out ere in arge numbers that have a payment, thats just silly...LOL...I came into the business 3.5 yrs ago debt free, i know own 2 trucks and owe money on the new one....the new one is making 1.5 times the money the old one does...I and most of those that make payments are profitable...
That being said, is wouldn't go in debt with a van/truck payment from the very start...pay cash fr a used sprinter and learn the business. Figure out how to make money and then move up to whatever works for you, even f that means making payments...
I ask nothing of any of my businesses other then they support themselves..i will fund them upfront for 6 months to 1 yr, after that they must be on their own, no more cash from me persnally...i have made money in expediting from day 1...so yes yo can make money and make payments on a truck, its just not wise to try it as you learn the business....
That being said, is wouldn't go in debt with a van/truck payment from the very start...pay cash fr a used sprinter and learn the business. Figure out how to make money and then move up to whatever works for you, even f that means making payments...
I ask nothing of any of my businesses other then they support themselves..i will fund them upfront for 6 months to 1 yr, after that they must be on their own, no more cash from me persnally...i have made money in expediting from day 1...so yes yo can make money and make payments on a truck, its just not wise to try it as you learn the business....