one question about Box Trucks?

I found a Box Truck I like to get one of these days or maybe next year project.

so here's the question,

Do you need a certain Driver's License to be able to drive it?



http://www.fleetsalesllc.com/id27.htm

Depending on size, you may need a CDL (commercial driver's license). Not positive, though.


Just because I'd be dead if I were a cat, why do you want a box truck?

Depending on size, you may need a CDL (commercial driver's license). Not positive, though.


Just because I'd be dead if I were a cat, why do you want a box truck?

well I do like trucks, like 18 wheelers, or just incase I need to move, I rather move in one trip instead of having a whole lot of relatives help me move.

like last year it took me at least 2 hours to move in.

Have you seen the link yet?
http://www.fleetsalesllc.com/id27.htm



That's the truck I want to try to get.

you dont need a CDL for one of those type of trucks... which model is it? there are about 20 of them on that site you gave!

you dont need a CDL for one of those type of trucks... which model is it? there are about 20 of them on that site you gave!

1999 GMC -TC6H042- automatic. 24"box

you shuoldn't need a CDL because those are basically the same types of trucks that U-HAUL uses and you don't need a special license to rent/drive those

Why do you want one of those rental pieces of crap?

just a question

If you get one of those get a Diesel, just me but I wouldn’t get a truck like that with a Gas engine.

depends on the weight of the truck,length of the truck and if it has air brakes..you might be able to get an endorsment on your reg lisc...but every state is different http://www.dmv.org/commercial-license.php

depends on the weight of the truck,length of the truck and if it has air brakes..you might be able to get an endorsment on your reg lisc...but every state is different http://www.dmv.org/commercial-license.php


I don't think this truck has air brakes, thanks

I will try to get the license maybe after winter is over....

Do you have a pickup? If you at least had a V8 half-ton, I'd reccommend buying an enclosed trailer.

actually I have a little Chevy S-10 V6, fuel injection, but i'm planning to move up.

I'm trying to save up for a 2002 or 03 Chevolet Silverado 2500 depends on how expensive.

and I'm trying to get a camper with it.

I have towed a 10' single axle Wells Cargo trailer, with a nosecone, with a 91 Buick Park Avenue, 170000 miles on the odometer. It struggled when it was loaded down from wall to wall to cieling, but you should be able to handle a small trailer fairly well with an S-10.

A camper would be nice to have, but with my S-10 truck, I don't think it can pull one, because it doesn't have that much power. With my luck that bed or the frame that's holding it might break and maybe the rear suspensions.