[zz4guy]

Hey aviator - would you mind sharing what a ballpark figure your sallary so far? Since you are a rookie it would be nice to know. Thanks!!!

[Aviator]

My take home every two weeks has been around $1800 the last three paydays. That's before my 1% raise.

[ben45750]

http://www.carhauler.blogspot.com/

[Aviator]

Just wanted to say that I'm still hauling cars. And I'm getting to the point where it's actually somewhat easy. Still can be a pain, but things go much quicker when you've got about six months under your belt. Money is very good. And I get to drive some awesome cars. (Even if it's only a short distance). :lol: All I have to worry about is getting too comfortable, because that's when you damage cars so I hear. Well merry Christmas to you all!

[jnk2001]

Nahh- Im not an internet tough guy LOL...I hung drywall 18 yrs piecework- so I know how to work is all...

Well, I've been between a truck driver and a carpenter for more yrs then i care to count! And my back is suffering for it.

so, if you can find ways to make life easier, go for it!

[Aviator]

One of the loads I actually got a pic of. A nine car load from L.A. to Great Falls, MT.

[ronjon619]

WOW.......a JM trailer, just like mine.......I see the biggest vechile in the #2 position. Looking good driver.

[feederfred]

Great to hear from you, glad it's working out for you...It has been a while since we heard from you last. Thought I'd seen that truck on I-10 a couple weeks ago. (And a Happy New Year !)

[rcpilot]

Great post, learned alot.... I retired from the Military last year and spent 6 months after-wards driving walking floor bulk commodity trailers, double curtain trailers and milk tankers... I returned to my original while I was in the military, an Air Traffic Controller, but now with the Department of Defense. I'm seriously considering returning back behind the wheel... I really miss being on the road and after 20 yrs plus controlling airplanes I'm getting tired of it... :shock: I talked to a driver a while back at my Nissan Dealer who was working for United Road, he was a newbie also and really liked the job and pay. After reading this post I'm looking heavily into this line of trucking. Any one got info/leads on jobs here in Central California... I live between L.A. and San Fran. and if need be I can/will relocate.

Thanks folks

[Aviator]

Originally Posted by ronjon619

WOW.......a JM trailer, just like mine.......I see the biggest vechile in the #2 position. Looking good driver.

Yep, I like that JM trailer. Fairly light, and loads great. The #5 is a bit shorter than the other JM trailer we have. I don't know why. Just got all new lights and wiring on the trailer during xmas. Looks good now.