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

The Bureau of Transportation Statistics places Holloman Air Force Base 5.4 miles north-west of the Holloman AFB community. If your truck is parked in housing near the gate or on a lot along the base road, we collect it there; tell us whether a pass or escort is needed to reach it.

A tractor or straight truck left behind after a move can still be sold from your next duty station. Give us the VIN, a contact who can let us reach the truck in Otero County, and the title, and the paperwork can follow you by mail.

Of the 1,044 jobs placed in Holloman AFB for 2023, the Census Bureau’s LEHD job counts put 311, close to three in ten at 29.8 percent, under transportation and warehousing. Drivers and owner-operators in that group are the people most likely to have a day cab, sleeper or box truck to move on.

If you held one of those transportation jobs and the truck now sits in a driveway or a yard near the base, photograph the cab interior, the frame and each axle’s tires. Send the registration alongside the photos, and say whose name it is in.

Drive 10.3 miles south-east from Holloman AFB and you reach IMTT ALAMOGORDO, a petroleum product terminal on the Energy Information Administration’s list. Tractors and tank wagons that load there for stations in the county are trucks we purchase.

For a tanker tractor, have the cargo tank inspection reports and any hazmat paperwork in one folder. If the trailer is staying with you and only the tractor is for sale, say so up front so the pickup is planned for the tractor alone.

R D BLANKENSHIP DIRT WORK LLC, a sand and gravel operation 12.8 miles to the north-east, appears in Mine Safety and Health Administration records for the area around the base. Tandem dumps, end dumps and water trucks that work pits like that one are on our list.

A truck that sits at a pit may be parked behind a locked gate on a weekday schedule. Tell us who holds the key and which hours the site is open, and send a photo of the bed and hoist with the rest.

Otero County ranchers keep mostly cattle, then horses and goats, across 467 farms tallied by USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture. Stock trucks, hay flatbeds and the work trucks that pull horse trailers on those places are trucks we take.

If the truck is on a ranch road rather than at a house, drop a pin or describe the turn-off and gate. Have the title signed by whoever is named on it, since ranch trucks are often titled to a family member or a ranch business.

The New Mexico Administrative Code lists its Advanced Clean Trucks rule, the medium- and heavy-duty zero-emission vehicle requirement, as in force. The same code carries the Heavy-Duty Omnibus rule, exhaust emission standards for heavy-duty engines, and that too is in force.

Neither rule stops you from selling the truck you own today. Keep the engine’s emission label legible and include a photo of it, since that label tells us which standards the engine was certified to.

• Orders moved me off Holloman and the tractor stayed in Otero County, so can it be sold without me there?Holloman Air Force Base is 5.4 miles north-west of the community on Bureau of Transportation Statistics figures, and we collect trucks left near it. Send the VIN and title details and name someone local who can show us the truck.
• The title for my Holloman-area truck went missing in a move, so which office issues the replacement?In New Mexico the replacement comes from the state’s title agency, and the request goes in under the name printed on the original. Start that before the pickup so the sale is not held up.
• Do you buy the stock trucks that serve Otero County ranches?Otero County’s 467 farms, counted by USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture, run mostly cattle, horses and goats, and the trucks that haul for them are ones we buy. Tell us where on the ranch the truck sits.