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:) Wow, that's cool. I'm still it doing daily. I remembered, at the end of a long day moving those heavy loads, the back would get so stiff. Bending trying to pick up something would get so bad (ya, I blamed it on being older too, Lol....). It was a struggle to bring the upper body back to...

Somebody got it wrong. There was a totality of an eclipse in Los Angeles. Unloaded at a consignee and didn't want to miss this major eclipse event. Hurried and rushed toward the back of the van. Quickly glanced up at the sky. Suddenly, the total darkness enveloped, hundred of stars appeared...

Or 85%...Will see. Lol...

Here ya go...Lol... 2012 Nissan NV 2500 fully loaded. Current mileage 533900, Bought used in 2014 for $16000 with114000 miles logged. 4.0 liters 6 cylinders, average mpg 16-19, average speed 60-70 mph. So far....replaced 1 alternater, 1 starter, 2 vent fan, 2 AC compressors, 1 drop and fill...

Nissan NV always get left out of the discussion. I am truly hurt! :pokepoke: Lol,,,,,

Awesome brother!

Lol..Moot, now that kind of pain can be very complicate to treat. I think Mr. 3000, ntimevan might know the answer to that.

I was on a vacation in Bangkok about a month ago, saw an instructional exercise sign posted on the wall at the train station. Interesting! Supposedly it is a very simple exercise that you can do it while you're filling up your tank. It claimed that this exercise helps with back pain and...

Type loads that I have carried, few are on the pallets. On a few occasions, I do get the pallets and the strap does come in handy. Once in awhile, I also get a load on the pallet that is so heavy and using the strap will only rip the pallet apart. This is where the long tongue forklift comes...

Come by this way anytime ya hear? California border always open, Lol....

Mailer reporting in.....Lol... Still hanging out on the west coast.

IMO, in a larger picture and one of the major factors, the cargo van market has entered the state of disequilibrium. It started about 3 years ago. Largely due to the supplies exceeded the demands. Accepting of the lowered rates are the van market reactions to the disequilibrium. Currently...

Lol...Round trip DH. But hey, it really cheap here even a caveman can do it. Oops, Lol...

Lol Juju, I had similar episodes after came back and did the out and back home every night thing on the west coast. Now in Bangkok for a few weeks...Much better! Lol....

Ever since I ran the west coast so that I can balance work and home life, the last year's gross dropped to about 60%...and this year so far :oops: Lol.... When I started 5 years ago, the market was good...Last two years, I had to improvise with different type of loads just to keep busy. But...

Loaded up in Salt Lake City, heading back to CA, Let's see if this fully loaded Nissan can withstand 120 F+. AAA roadside card is ready, Lol....

Lol...moist heat really. Stopped at Baker and hang outside for about 30 min, the dry heat sucks out about a gallon out of the my hydrated body, Lol. 120F at Baker CA, did not get the 130F. Bummer!

15 N to Vegas. Bumper to bumper. 117F. Let's see if I can catch 130F near Death Valley, Lol...

Hmmm...this could be what you're looking for. Check it out. https://justcdljobs.com/trucking/jobs/Straight-Box-Trucks-Cargo-Vans-Furniture-Delivery-and-Assembly-6075.htm

If you and your wife are up to it, give it a shot. But.....must(yep mandatory) have savings to cover atleast 6 months of bills and personal expenses. You can reevaluate after 3-4 months to see if this fit both of you. If not, on the 4-5th month start working your way back to TT. Good luck...