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Thread: best place to pick up a 2007 atlas

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    Default best place to pick up a 2007 atlas

    where have you found to be the cheapest to get either the deluxe or large scale version?? preferably major TS's so i can get one soon.

    around here i have flying j's, TA's, and pilots relatively close by.

    and is it worth the money for the larger scale?
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    Try Wal-mart. Thats where I got mine a couple of years ago.
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    The cheapest place I ever found was Petro.
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    think ill hit the local pilot or flying j dunno if there is a ptro around me
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    I've never had a the large scale, so I don't know if it's better or not.

    I just picked up the 2007 deluxe at a Love's for $19.99, which seemed shockingly cheap for the laminated version. They normally run close to $50 until they're a year out of date.

    I have traditionally bought my maps at Pilots. They generally seem to have good prices too.

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    cool i was thinking about grabbing a copy of The next exit as well. just incase i need something in a hurry and dunno whats at each exit. it's like 10 bucks on amazon so it's probly cheaper somewhere
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    I got my RanMcnally for around $30 at a large truckstop chain a year or two ago, now I got a GPS :wink:
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    The cheapest place is your trucking company stores-if you are in a large company. Also, a lot of people don't know but Wal-Mart has their own Atlas that lists where all their stores are located along with exit numbers. It is very handy since that is my store of choice. I usually make at least one "necessary stop" during my 3 weeks out.

    Their atlas only costs $6-$7. I have both the trucker version and theirs simply for the store locations. It's well worth the $6-$7. 8)

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    yeah im at a small company only a handfull of trucks literally.
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