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North Amityville sits in Suffolk County on the South Shore of Long Island, with a sand and gravel pit to its north and fuel terminals on the North Shore. Dump trucks, tankers and the work trucks of local contractors are the vehicles that move between those points.

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

Who works out of North Amityville

Of the 3,070 jobs that the Census Bureau’s LEHD counts placed inside North Amityville in 2023, builders and trades held 472, or 15.4 percent. A contractor’s dump body, flatbed or box truck from those crews is the kind of vehicle we collect here, often straight from the yard or the driveway where it is kept between jobs.

Manufacturing holds 270 jobs and wholesale trade 173 in the same 2023 LEHD tally from the Census Bureau, with transportation and warehousing at 77. If your straight truck has been making deliveries for a Suffolk County shop or distributor, send the VIN, the registration and a few clear photos of the cab and the body so we know which unit we are coming for.

Hauling from Broad Hollow Estates

The Mine Safety and Health Administration lists Broad Hollow Estates Inc as a sand and gravel operation 4.3 miles north of North Amityville. Tri-axle dumps and end-dump trailers that run material out of a pit like this one are trucks we purchase, and the pickup can be set up wherever the truck is parked once the shift is over.

If your dump truck splits its time between the Broad Hollow pit and job sites around Amityville, write down who holds the keys and whether the lot is gated. Have the title in the registered owner’s name and any service log you keep on the hydraulics or the body; those papers travel with the truck when we take it.

North Shore fuel

Fuel rigs on the North Shore racks

About 13.5 miles north-west of town, the Energy Information Administration lists the Oyster Bay petroleum product terminal, and at 15.2 miles in the same direction it lists Glennwood Landing. A fuel tanker or a tractor that pulls tank trailers between those North Shore racks and South Shore stations is welcome here.

For a tank truck, keep its most recent tank test certificates and the inspection paperwork in one folder before you contact us. The Bureau of Transportation Statistics also classes both North Shore sites as liquid bulk terminals, so say which rack your rig loaded at and we can ask the right questions from the start.

Jamaica yards and Port Jefferson

To the west, the North American Rail Network kept by the Federal Railroad Administration and the Bureau of Transportation Statistics places Jamaica Yard 20.6 miles away and the Jamaica rail yard at 21.2 miles. Day cabs that shuttle freight between Queens rail yards and Long Island customers can be collected on this side of the county line, so nothing has to be driven into the city.

Port Jefferson, a port the Bureau of Transportation Statistics lists 24.6 miles north-east, is on the opposite shore of Suffolk County. If your truck is parked near the harbor rather than at home in North Amityville, give us that address and a phone number for whoever can let us onto the lot.

Title help in Massapequa

The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles office at 927 Carmans Road, in the Carmans Plaza shopping center in Massapequa, is about 1 mile from North Amityville. A seller who has misplaced a title can apply for a duplicate there, and we need that document in hand before the truck changes owners.

Check that the name printed on the title matches the name on the registration, and clear any lien listed on it with the lender. If the truck was registered to a business, bring proof that you can sign for that business when you visit Carmans Road.

Nursery, stable and hog farm trucks

Suffolk County’s 578 farms, tallied in USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture, lean toward potted flowering plants first, then equine operations and hog raising. Nursery box trucks, livestock haulers and stake-bed trucks from those operations are collected right at the farm gate.

New York’s Department of Environmental Conservation reports that enforcement of the Advanced Clean Trucks regulation and the Heavy-Duty Low NOx Omnibus regulation is paused. Selling a diesel truck in North Amityville does not depend on either rule, so the title, the registration and your photos are what we ask for.

The questions we get asked in North Amityville

  • Can you pick up a tri-axle that stays by the Broad Hollow sand pit?Broad Hollow Estates Inc sits 4.3 miles north of North Amityville according to the Mine Safety and Health Administration, and we collect the truck where it is parked. Tell us who can open the lot.
  • Which DMV office handles a duplicate title for a truck kept in North Amityville?The Massapequa office of the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles, at 927 Carmans Road about 1 mile away, issues duplicate titles. Bring identification and, for a business truck, proof you can sign for the company.
  • Do you take tankers that load at Oyster Bay or Glennwood Landing?Tank trucks serving the Oyster Bay and Glennwood Landing terminals, which the Energy Information Administration places 13.5 and 15.2 miles north-west, are trucks we purchase. Have the tank test records ready with the title.

Sell your truck in North Amityville

From the sand pit north of town to the North Shore fuel racks and the Jamaica rail yards, we collect trucks across North Amityville and Suffolk County.