You own a truck and want it sold.
One truck or a few. Send John the year, make, model and miles, and he will talk it through with you.
Got a truck to sell?Put it in front of John.
Truck owners and dealers can send John their trucks. Buyers contact John first, and he connects them to the truck.
One person handles the calls.
Buyers reach John first, so one person knows who is asking about your truck.
Your buyer may be three states away.
John sells more outside a 100 to 200 mile radius than he does close to home, and he brokers trucks nationwide.
Dealers stay off the public site.
Dealer source details are never shown here. Buyers reach John, and he brings them to you.
Straight talk about your truck.
John has more than 50 years in commercial trucks. He will tell you what he thinks.
Rather talk? (563) 529-1538
Buyers call John first. Here’s the whole process.
You tell John about the truck. Buyers reach John. John connects them to the truck.
This page doesn’t set fees or terms, and nobody can promise a buyer or a price. Ask John about those when you talk.
Owner or dealer, it starts the same way.
You’re a dealer with inventory.
Tell John what you have and how many. Dealer source details are never shown on the public site. Buyers reach John, and he brings them to you.
Truck photos on this page are illustrative, not current inventory.
Straight answers.
Don’t see your question? Call John at (563) 529-1538
Who do buyers talk to first?
John. Every inquiry on this site comes to him first, and he connects the buyer with whoever has the truck.
Are dealer details shown on the site?
No. Dealer source details are never public. Buyers reach John, and he makes the connection.
What does it cost, and what are the terms?
Fees and terms are a conversation between you and John. Nothing on this site sets them, so ask him when you talk.
Can you promise my truck will sell?
No. Nobody can promise a buyer or a price. John can tell you what he thinks once he knows the truck.
Can I send more than one truck?
Yes. Choose how many you have and describe them in the notes. If you have a lot to list, it may be easiest to call John.