Sell your semi truck for cash in Ojus the easy and convenient way

Fuel loads up at Port Everglades, where a petroleum product terminal stands 6.9 miles north of Ojus by Energy Information Administration records. A tractor that pulls fuel tankers off that rack and back down into Miami-Dade is one we buy, and so is a straight truck that delivers from it. When you get in touch, tell us whether the trailer stays with the sale or goes back to its owner.

RSI Logistics, a liquid bulk terminal 9.3 miles north according to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, is another loading point in that same direction. If your day cab spent its shifts between that terminal and customers around Ojus, list the hazmat placards it carried and keep the registration and any tank inspection sheets in the cab. Those papers show where the truck has worked.

Two rail yards bracket Ojus on the North American Rail Network kept by the Federal Railroad Administration and the Bureau of Transportation Statistics: the Port Everglades ICTF yard 8.4 miles north and the HIALEAH (CSXT) yard 8.5 miles south-west. Drayage tractors shuttling boxes between those two points are part of what we collect. Send a photo of the door sticker with the VIN and a clear shot of the odometer, and we can start from there.

Further up, the Bureau of Transportation Statistics lists the Fort Lauderdale Intermodal Container Transfer Facility ramp at 8.8 miles and a second Fort Lauderdale intermodal ramp at 9.3 miles, both north. A chassis puller that is parked near one of those ramps can stay put; give us the street address and the name of whoever controls the lot gate, and the pickup is arranged around their hours.

At 8.8 miles north, Port Everglades’ Southport Terminal is a roll-on/roll-off terminal on the Bureau of Transportation Statistics list. Car haulers and tractors that move wheeled cargo off those decks into South Florida fit the sale, along with any flatbed or lowboy setup that ran the same route.

If the truck was bought abroad or came in through a port, have the title and the Florida registration side by side when you call. Where the title has gone missing, say so up front so we can walk you through replacing it before collection rather than at the gate.

Of the 4,873 jobs located in Ojus in 2023, the Census Bureau’s LEHD job counts put 168 in construction, a 3.4 percent share, and 159 in wholesale trade, 3.3 percent. Dump trucks, flatbeds and box trucks carrying materials or stock for those employers are all trucks we take; tell us the body type and the axle setup so we send the right equipment.

Manufacturing accounts for 82 of those jobs (1.7 percent) and transportation and warehousing for 76 (1.6 percent), the same LEHD figures show. A single owner-operator selling one rig and a shop clearing out three or four units are handled the same way: one list of VINs, photos of each truck and the address where each one is parked.

USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture counts 2,664 farms in Miami-Dade County, with foliage plants, potted flowering plants and cut flowers and cultivated greens at the top of its list. Reefer box trucks and straight trucks that move plants out of those growers are trucks we buy, as are the flatbeds that carry racks and shade-house materials.

A truck kept on a nursery property out in the county does not need to come into Ojus first. Note whether the reefer unit is fitted and its make, add photos of the body and the cab, and tell us the gate code or a contact who can let us onto the grounds.

The Bureau of Transportation Statistics records NG Snake Creek TS Miramar, a military installation, 8.3 miles west of Ojus. Trucks parked on base or on a guarded site need a sponsor or an escort for us to reach them, so give us that person’s name and number with the address when you first write.

Wherever the truck sits, whether that is a driveway in Ojus, a yard near the Hialeah rail tracks or a terminal lot at the port, we come to it. Have the signed title, the current registration and any service records together, and the handover goes cleanly on the day.

• My tractor hauls fuel out of Port Everglades. Can you take it?The Port Everglades petroleum product terminal is 6.9 miles north of Ojus on Energy Information Administration records, and fuel tractors that load there are trucks we buy. Tell us whether the tank trailer is included and send photos of both.
• The truck is parked by the Hialeah rail yard. Will you pick it up beside the CSX tracks?The North American Rail Network puts the HIALEAH (CSXT) yard 8.5 miles south-west of Ojus, and a tractor parked beside it is collected right there. Send the lot address with the name of whoever holds its gate key.
• Is a reefer box truck from a county nursery something you buy?Miami-Dade County has 2,664 farms in USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture, led by foliage plants and potted flowering plants, and the reefer trucks serving them are part of what we purchase. Send the VIN, the reefer unit’s make and a few photos.