I have an old truck without power steering and it turns a lot better when it's moving ....I think there is a lesson there :)

They built them both ways depending on material costs, and at that time wood and metal were flip flopping in cost so you'd see trucks of either one arriving on different weeks to the job sites.

The average contractor, on the other hand, is lucky to own a pickup truck and their tools.

We have the toy hauler behind the truck with my motorcycle.

I'm a local truck driver looking to get into real estate investing.

Anyone with a truck that can goto the dump.

I would like to start soon but my thinking is to pay down a greater portion of my trucks loan ($8k left) before throwing down serious money at investing outside of a cash flowing duplex for the wife and I in a good area.

I lease because trucks are stupid expensive, but when you lease them you can get a nice payment for a brand new rig that doesn't break down at all.

Trashout price is crazy, you can rent a UHaul truck and pay someone $15 an hr for a few hundred.

I also have my own truck and tools, have a ton of work experience at the car wash in project managing and working with sub-contractors, and have some saved capital.