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Welcome to EOL! Now, since you're from that area, maybe you should check with these guys from Sacramento... www.albatrossexpressinc.com

Too good to be true, eh? ;)

85 in Baton Rouge, 55 few hours later in Houston...

Turkey pizza? ;-)

Happy Thanksgiving, y'all!

Just finished the worst trip ever... 300 miles of stop'n'go...

They won't charge you if you pump fuel, I believe at least 50 gallons. I'm talking about these large truck stops. Small ones might skip the charge. But hey, two dollars ain't big trouble. Pilot/FJ charges much more and it's by percentage...

Well, actually it's not. People talk, you know that. Socialism is not what some think it is. And certainly Canada ain't a socialist country.

I know, but... Sunday night? :confused:

Some do, some don't... one of my trucks just got a load from TX to WI. Picked up today, delivery... OMG... on Sunday night.

I see you put the things in a comfortable manner... to socialize is one (nice) thing, to be socialist it's hell. Well, one step away from hell, 'cause the next step directly into hell is communism...

Warming up a little... ;)

It sounds like you got a real good deal on that van... I bought back in April '09 an used 2004 E-350 for $4,700 with 150,000 miles on it. It seemed to be a very well maintained company vehicle, it belonged to Raymond. When I sold it, it had over 500,000 miles, and I only sold it (for peanuts) to...

Second hand or first owner?

I wouldn't go for a '99 van, unless I'll drive it locally. For your needs, to cross the country, try something much newer, I'd say at least ten years "younger" than the one you intend to buy...

Good morning, y'all! Got Post-it? ;)

That was a good one, yet I'd rather say the gambling part is the carrier that you sign with...

Happy Birthday!

The FSC can be tricky... some carriers are paying more than others for FSC, reducing the pay per loaded mile. Being with multiple carriers, I've seen the difference. Carrier X gives you a 500 miles run, they pay $350 per loaded miles, $150 FSC. Carrier Y gives you the same 500 miles run, but...