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

Shell’s liquid bulk terminal lies 13.7 miles south-west of Lafourche Crossing, according to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics. A tractor that has pulled tank trailers in and out of that gate is one we collect from wherever it is parked, whether that is a home driveway or a gravel lot near the terminal road.

Farther west, the Energy Information Administration places the AMELIA petroleum product terminal 21.1 miles from town. If your tanker or tractor ran product out of Amelia, write down which loads it carried and keep the trailer’s hazmat and tank test sheets with the cab, so we can match the equipment to its paperwork on arrival.

North-east of town the Energy Information Administration lists the MT AIRY petroleum product terminal at 21.2 miles, and the Bureau of Transportation Statistics puts the MPLX liquid bulk terminal at 21.9 miles in the same direction. Owners who hauled between those two river sites should photograph both sides of the tractor, the fifth wheel and the tank valves before calling.

The South Louisiana port, which the Bureau of Transportation Statistics records 23.5 miles north-east, sits beside a rail yard the North American Rail Network maps at 23.7 miles. A container chassis tractor or a flatbed that worked those docks can be picked up at the yard or at your house; just tell us the gate it stays behind and who holds the key.

Straight north up toward the river, 21.3 miles out, the Gramercy Operation appears in Mine Safety and Health Administration records as a mineral processing plant. Dump trucks, end-dumps and belly-dump tractors that hauled material from that plant are the kind of equipment we buy here.

Have the registration, the VIN and any annual inspection reports from the Gramercy runs together in one folder. Service invoices from the shop that kept the truck on the road help as well, and so does a short note on what bed or body is mounted.

Around Lafourche Crossing, livestock farms make up much of the farm count: USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture records 339 farms in Lafourche Parish, with cattle, goats and hogs at the top. Stock trailers, single-axle farm trucks and grain bodies that move animals and feed between those places all qualify.

A farm truck often sits in a pasture or a barn rather than a paved yard. Send a pin drop or directions from the nearest parish road, mention any soft ground near the gate, and we will plan the collection around where the truck actually stands.

Titles in Louisiana come from the Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles, and its office list shows Chiasson’s Notary Services, LLC, an OMV office at 103 B Highway 20 in Schriever, 3 miles from Lafourche Crossing. That is where a seller whose title has gone missing can ask for a duplicate.

Bring a photo ID, the VIN and any lien release from the lender when you visit Schriever. If the truck is titled to a business, bring the paperwork showing you can sign for that company, and keep the registration card with the title once you have it.

Write down the make, model, year and VIN, and take clear photos of the cab, the frame rails, the tires and the odometer. If the truck worked terminal or port gates, add copies of any site access paperwork.

Tell us where the truck stands: a driveway in Lafourche Crossing, a yard near Thibodaux, or a lot closer to the river terminals. We come to the truck, so an accurate address and a working phone number at the location matter more than moving it anywhere.

• Will you collect a tanker that hauled out of the Shell terminal?Shell’s liquid bulk terminal is 13.7 miles south-west of town on the Bureau of Transportation Statistics list, and tankers that served it are trucks we buy. Keep the tank test and hazmat records with the trailer.
• Do you buy farm trucks from Lafourche Parish livestock operations?Cattle, goats and hogs lead the parish’s 339 farms in USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture, and stock trucks and farm haulers from those places are on our list. Tell us which pasture gate or barn on the bayou holds it.
• Will you take a dump truck that hauled from the Gramercy plant?The Gramercy Operation is a mineral processing plant 21.3 miles north, per the Mine Safety and Health Administration, and dump trucks that hauled there are equipment we purchase. Gather the registration and inspection reports first.