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Panther's fsc for vans this week is .12/mile. Panther also pays all deadhead miles from layover point to shipper, currently .12/mile.

I'm not a fan of the rear overhang either, but I got used to it. Loading a single heavy pallet I have it pushed up to straddle the axle. More work unloading but that's where the tow strap comes into play. The short wheelbase and long rear overhang also contribute to some handling problems...

The low roof Transit has a door opening height of 49.5" and an inside height of 56.9; only an inch or so difference on both dimensions compared to the GM vans. The mid roof Transit dimensions are door height 64.9" and inside height at 72".

Talk to your travel agent. Maybe they can get you a load to Kentucky.

Does it help relieve carrier induced low back pain? I mean really low back pain.

I'm not quite sure what you are asking. I am sure that if your generator or any other source is putting out 220 volts you don't want to run 110 volt appliances without a proper step-down transformer. Also, running a 220 volt AC unit from a 110 volt generator ain't gonna work.

Yeah, but then you get those pesky hanging chads.

I have a 20' tow strap and 12' of grade 70 transport chain. For years I carried pallet tongs but they were heavy and didn't work well on some pallets, especially pos pallets. I have plastic flooring. If the first pallet in is less than 500 lbs. I can push it with my legs while braced against...

You are thinking the Monza with an optional V-8. The Vega only came with a 4 cylinder.

So was the Vega. So hot the aluminum block would melt. :)

You burned through 5 Pintos? .

"Life is an illusion. True freedom can only be achieved when one reaches the end of the road." Mouton Descrouton

No need for sorrow. I just happen to disagree with you.

How about captaining a 63' Falcon? .

Yeah, I guess an older truck would benefit from custom skylights and side vents. ;)

HID and LED are completely different types of headlights.

His pardoning of Nixon was the only reason I voted for the Peanut Farmer. Hey, I was young and foolish and it was my first presidential election.

July was a 3 for me but I took time off. Had I stayed in service it would probably been a 4. This month started with an 1,135 mile load at my rate. Before delivering I got an airfreight load, again at my rate. Its only 193 miles and picks up at 04:00. Off to a decent start.

Uh, who might that be? (insert smiley face here)

Do you carry a pallet jack? Personally, if I owned a straight truck I would carry a pallet jack and whenever possible, which should be most of time, have the freight placed on the tail and I would use the pallet jack to position it. Over the years I have seen so much damage done to trailer...