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We buy all commercial trucks — sleeper trucks, box trucks, day cabs, mixers, grain hauls and tankers.

North Redington Beach is a strip of Gulf-front homes in Pinellas County with 1,404 residents on the Census count, and the box trucks, service vans and tractors tied to it usually live inland, east across the Intracoastal toward Largo, St Petersburg and Tampa Bay.

Selling a truck in North Redington Beach? Tell us about it and we'll take it from there.

Barrier island

Selling a truck from a Gulf-front town

With a population of 1,404 on the Census count, North Redington Beach is small enough that a commercial truck connected to it is often parked somewhere else, at a shop, a yard or a driveway on the mainland. When you contact us, give the street address where the truck sits today rather than your home address, so the pickup is planned for the right side of the causeway.

Workplaces inside the town held 566 positions in 2023, according to the Census Bureau’s LEHD job counts (LODES). Most trucks owned by people who live here therefore work elsewhere in the county; tell us the make, model, VIN and where it is kept, and send a set of clear photos of the cab, both sides and the plate.

Starkey Road

Six miles to the Largo service center for a missing title

Florida titles are issued by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, and the state handles title work through county tax collector service centers and license plate agents. The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles lists the Pinellas County motor vehicle service center - Largo, at 13025 Starkey Road, Largo, 33773, about 6 miles from town.

If the title is lost or still shows a lienholder, a stop at that Largo counter is where a duplicate or a lien release gets sorted before the sale. Bring the registration and your ID, and carry any lien release letter with you, so the paperwork matches the name on the title.

East of the causeway

Rail yards and military installations inland

Across the Intracoastal, the St Petersburg rail yard sits 10.1 miles east of the Gulf beaches, on the North American Rail Network maintained by the Federal Railroad Administration and the Bureau of Transportation Statistics. Further out to the south-east, the same source lists a rail yard at Port Manatee, 21.6 miles away across the bay.

Two military installations sit on the Bureau of Transportation Statistics map within twenty miles: Pinellas Park AFRC at 9.4 miles east and MacDill Air Force Base at 19.8 miles east. A truck kept near either of them or near the St Petersburg yard is well within reach; just tell us whether it sits behind a gate, so the driver knows what access to ask for.

Tampa side of the bay

Fuel terminals and a cement plant toward Tampa

On Energy Information Administration records, two petroleum product terminals lie east of North Redington Beach: the Port Tampa Blending Terminal at 16.9 miles and the Tampa Terminal at 17.7 miles. A little beyond them, the Bureau of Transportation Statistics lists CITGO Petroleum Corporation, a liquid bulk terminal, at 24.4 miles.

The Tampa Cement Grinding Plant, 24.6 miles east, appears in Mine Safety and Health Administration records. If your tractor, tanker or mixer has hauled out of sites like these, keep the service records and any site paperwork together with the title, and mention which terminal or plant it served when you write to us.

Nursery and hive country

Nurseries, bees and cattle in the wider county

Potted flowering plants top the list for Pinellas County, followed by honey and cattle, across 115 farms counted in USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture. Growers and beekeepers in the county run stake beds, refrigerated box trucks and livestock haulers alongside their pickups.

A farm truck sold from here should come with its title in the seller’s name and a current registration. Send photos of the body or bed, the cab interior and the VIN plate ahead of the visit to the property.

The questions we get asked in North Redington Beach

  • If my title went missing, is there a Starkey Road counter that can replace it?The Pinellas County motor vehicle service center - Largo, at 13025 Starkey Road, Largo, 33773, is about 6 miles from town and handles title work for the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles. A duplicate issued there can go straight into the sale.
  • My truck is parked on the mainland rather than on the barrier island - will you still pick it up there?Trucks tied to this beach town are often kept inland, near places like the St Petersburg rail yard that the North American Rail Network puts 10.1 miles east, and we come to that address. Pass along the yard address and any gate code for that inland spot.
  • What paperwork should a North Redington Beach seller pull together first?Florida’s title agency is the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, so have its title in your name, the registration, keys, and any service records, plus photos of the cab, sides and VIN plate.

Sell your truck in North Redington Beach

We buy trucks from North Redington Beach and the mainland side of Pinellas County, from Largo and Pinellas Park east to the terminals around Tampa.