Heck, my daily driver is a 1990 Chevy truck that I bought in 1994 and I'm teased mercilessly about it. 

(Plus....if you're dealing with one of those contractors and he says he needs 50 sheets of drywall, 20 sheets of Hardie backer, 40 boxes of mud, 20 bags of floor leveler, and 30 bags of thinset, then once you've paid for those items, how do you really know how much of that got used on your job and how much went into his truck for a weekend gig?)

Just scout for the right deals and load up the truck.

I Left my house by myself at 5pm I rented a truck and got to NJ by 730pm.

I dug 6 inches below the sidewalk grade, trucked out about 30 1-yard trucks of soil, packed in 4 inches of concrete base and 2 to 3 inches of gold-colored rocks.

Plus, flights and rental cars, renting trucks if you need to haul stuff versus driving your own SUV, adds a lot of costs to the project.

Took two trucks to remove her junk. 

I tried to put my truck as the Lien rather then a house and they weren’t having that to do.

Is there no more trucks then 2019?

I'm being told that large uhaul trucks and many cars are coming to the house each day which is disrupting this small cul de sac where many children often play.