[color=#000000:post_uid9]:aktion051: Which has a better and more stable future with way the economy is going? :buttrock:[/color:post_uid9]

[color=#000F22:post_uid0]My guess would be reefer,since you can use as a dry van too.
Not knocking flatbed,i've done a little of it too,but it just seems the reefer would be more versatile in my opinion.[/color:post_uid0]

[color=#8D38C9:post_uid0]<span style='font-size:9pt;line-height:100%'>I'd also have to go with reefer, but would also mention tankers, especially of the petroleum variety!</span>[/color:post_uid0]

[color=#000000:post_uid0]Dang Doc, if you were running tanker with todays prices of fuel and you got a percentage of the value of what you were carrying........I know of a few states that could use some help on property tax relief!!![/color:post_uid0]

[color=#000000:post_uid1]I didn't put tanker on the poll because I no exp. on hauling a tanker of any sort..But, I am not knocking tanker freight by any means. :buttrock:[/color:post_uid1]

[quote:post_uid0="bluebeetle"][color=#000000:post_uid0]Dang Doc, if you were running tanker with todays prices of fuel and you got a percentage of the value of what you were carrying........I know of a few states that could use some help on property tax relief!!![/color:post_uid0][/quote:post_uid0]
[color=#8D38C9:post_uid0]Yeah and after about 6 months of tanker yanking I could retire to some ocean front property in Arizona!!!!

Unfortunatly, gas haulers pay is staying the same despite the sudden inrush of gas and diesel prices. Tis a shame!!!

Although, an enterprising person or two could do quite well in the "Black" market version of gas hauling... :aktion088:[/color:post_uid0]