Website to find hauling/towing jobs??

[CumminFast]

I have a '94 Dodge 3500 and want to put it to work. Do you guys know of any web sites I can get some hauling/towing jobs?



Thanks

Rick

 

[VicR]

Not a web site, but

the last time I looked in a copy of the Highways, the Good Sam publication, there were a few ads in the back looking for trucks to do RV delivery, etc. Unfortunately, I pitched all the old mags when we moved, but somebody here has to have one.



-Vic

 

[brobeson]

towing jobs

There are servel RV towing companies like Morgan Drive away, Quality, RV transport and Horizon transport to name a few.



These companies are mostly out of Elhark, Indiana area.



Hot shot and 3 car transporter and other ideas.



Most of the lease back companies require the truck to be 5 model years old or less.



Good luck



Bob

 

[Hummin Cummins]

Check here, been thinkin about this myself too

www.rvamerica.com/data/delivery.html

P. S are you related to Rusty Wallace? (go Little E )

 

[Okie-Go]

I to have thought of it. Lot's of insurance just to make a little extra cash. Not to mention the wear and tear just for part time. It would be fun for a while though. Just think, diving the ram and getting paid also.

 

[CumminFast]

Thanks for the ideas. I was thinking about e-mailing winning car bidders on ebay or work something out w/ the wholesalers on ebay. When I got my motorcycle shipped last summer, somebody put my motorcyle on a shipping forum. I have searched on Yahoo, but I am going to do a more extensive search. And no I am not realted to Rusty Wallace. It would be nice though! Any more ideas?



Rick

 

[Hemmen1]

I would be interested in any information about a shipping forum

If there is a shipping forum I would be interested in that information also, If you don't mind let me know -- Darren

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[DStevenson]

There's one website out there that has towing needs for antique tractors and such. I can't exactly remember the specific website, but it was called "yesterdays tractors". Just try a search for that on yahoo.

 

[pwknapp]

Make sure you have all you ducks in a row. Insurance and cargo insurance especially.



Just my . 02