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North Merrick is a Nassau County hamlet of 12,366 residents by the Census Bureau’s count, a short run from the Garden City motor vehicle office and within about 13 miles of the Jamaica rail yards and the liquid bulk terminals on the island’s north and west sides.

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

Blending terminals and bulk storage west of North Merrick

Two petroleum product terminals, Lawrence Blending Terminal and Long Island Blending Terminal, sit roughly 10.2 miles west of North Merrick according to the Energy Information Administration. If your tractor or straight truck has loaded at either of them, tell us which one and what it carried, and keep any site entry or tank inspection records together with the title.

A liquid bulk terminal operated under the Global Companies name lies about 10.8 miles north-west, and a second Global site about 13 miles north, both listed by the Bureau of Transportation Statistics. A tanker that rotates between those yards may be parked at a terminal lot rather than at home on a given day; give us the exact gate and a person who can let us in, and the pickup is planned around that spot.

Jamaica Yard and the freight corridor toward Queens

Jamaica Yard, about 12.8 miles west, and the neighbouring Jamaica rail yard at 13.5 miles appear on the North American Rail Network kept by the Federal Railroad Administration and the Bureau of Transportation Statistics. Box trucks and day cabs that shuttle freight to and from rail sidings there are trucks we buy, and the VIN plus a current odometer photo are the first two things to send.

A military installation listed as Brooklyn NY sits some 18.3 miles west on the Bureau of Transportation Statistics map. If your vehicle has been doing contract runs in that direction and is now garaged in Queens or Brooklyn instead of Merrick, it can stay there; send the street address and we arrange collection where it already stands.

Dump bodies from the Broad Hollow pit north-east of Merrick

The Mine Safety and Health Administration lists Broad Hollow Estates Inc, a sand and gravel operation, roughly 8.8 miles north-east of the hamlet. Dump trucks and tri-axles hauling aggregate out of a pit like that are welcome here, so photograph the body, the hoist and the tailgate along with the cab and chassis.

Pit trucks are often left on site between jobs. If yours is parked inside the Broad Hollow gate or a contractor yard nearby, tell us who holds the key and whether a loaded or empty body is on it, so the driver who comes out knows what to expect.

Construction jobs around the hamlet

Of the 1,637 jobs located in North Merrick in 2023, 128 were in construction, a 7.8 percent share in the Census Bureau’s LEHD job counts. Contractors running a stake body, a crew-cab flatbed or a small dump from a driveway here can sell one unit at a time; you do not need a whole fleet to call us.

Those 128 construction positions in the LEHD figures cover builders, trades and site crews. If the truck is registered to a small business rather than to you personally, have the company’s name as it appears on the title ready, plus whoever is authorised to sign for that business.

Replacing a missing title on Oak Street in Garden City

New York State Department of Motor Vehicles lists its Garden City office at 400 Oak St, about 3.6 miles from North Merrick. That is where a Merrick owner applies for a duplicate if the original title has gone missing, and having the replacement in hand before we collect keeps the transfer straightforward.

Along with the title, gather the current registration, a release from any lienholder named on the title, and service records if you kept them. Clear photos of the VIN plate and the dash give us what we need to start, even before the paperwork is complete.

Rules and land

Paused emissions rules, horse farms and flower growers

For a diesel kept in North Merrick, the state environmental conservation department currently lists both Advanced Clean Trucks and the Heavy-Duty Low NOx Omnibus with enforcement paused. Whatever engine year your diesel carries, list it when you contact us so the description we work from is complete.

Equine stables and cut-flower growers lead the 29 Nassau County farms tallied in USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture. Horse haulers, stake trucks and nursery delivery rigs from those farms belong in the same conversation as any other commercial truck; send the body type and photos of both sides.

The questions we get asked in North Merrick

  • Which motor vehicle office replaces a lost title for a North Merrick truck?The Garden City office of the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles, at 400 Oak St roughly 3.6 miles away, handles duplicate titles for Nassau County owners. Apply there and send us a photo of the receipt so we can plan around the replacement.
  • Can my tanker stay parked at the Lawrence blending terminal while it sells?The Energy Information Administration places the Lawrence and Long Island blending terminals about 10.2 miles west of the hamlet, and a truck parked at either can be collected right there. Pass along the terminal gate number and the name of whoever on site can release the tanker.
  • Do you buy dump trucks from the gravel pits nearby?Broad Hollow Estates Inc, a sand and gravel operation the Mine Safety and Health Administration lists about 8.8 miles north-east, is the kind of site whose dump trucks and tri-axles we purchase. Send photos of the body, the hoist and the VIN plate to begin.
  • Will you buy a single work truck from a one-person Merrick contractor?Construction made up 128 of North Merrick’s 1,637 local jobs in 2023 by the Census Bureau’s LEHD job counts. A single vehicle is plenty; have the title in the business name and an authorised signer ready.

Sell your truck in North Merrick

From North Merrick out to the blending terminals in Lawrence, the Jamaica rail yards and the Broad Hollow pit to the north-east, we collect commercial trucks wherever they are parked across this corner of Nassau County.