Looking for my first truck around Georgia

[RB Morgane]

Anybody around Georgia have a sleeper for sale? Trying to stay kinda lower and cheap for my first rig, maybe 20K, 25 at the most.

 

[Mike]

Price is the last thing you need to look at. Decide on your operation, and put together the specs you’re looking for in the truck that you will be buying. After that, start your search, but be prepared to go anywhere in the United States to get it. Don’t limit yourself to local

 

[Electric Chicken]

Price is the last thing you need to look at. Decide on your operation, and put together the specs you’re looking for in the truck that you will be buying. After that, start your search, but be prepared to go anywhere in the United States to get it. Don’t limit yourself to local

Yeah I'd imagine local in GA would be tough.

 

[Humble pie]

Yeah I'd imagine local in GA would be tough.

Why?

 

[Johndeere4020]

Why?

If you don’t know he’s not going to tell you.

 

[Electric Chicken]

I read that wrong and thought it was about using it. I always pictured GA as tough for local work.

Not for local buying.

That's my fault for misinterpreting the post. Sounded like career advice tacked onto the end when I read it.

 

[Rigjockey]

I read that wrong and thought it was about using it. I always pictured GA as tough for local work.

Not for local buying.

That's my fault for misinterpreting the post. Sounded like career advice tacked onto the end when I read it.

They have a few ports in Georgia. it wouldn't be too bad as long as long as you weren't in Atlanta 3 times a day. LOL.

 

[Electric Chicken]

They have a few ports in Georgia. it wouldn't be too bad as long as long as you weren't in Atlanta 3 times a day. LOL.

Yeah I always pictured it as ports or lumber. I don't know why. Lol.

Lucky for me all my work is out of a nicely organised little train yard. Each spot is labeled row and number and the gravel lot for empties isn't super particular but still isn't a mess.

Having to run the ports would suck, IMHO.