Sell your semi truck for cash in Colonial Pine Hills the easy and convenient way

GCC Dacotah Inc, a cement plant on the Mine Safety and Health Administration’s list, lies 5.3 miles north-east of Colonial Pine Hills, and the same agency places Rapid City Quarry, a crushed-stone operation, just a tenth of a mile beyond it. If your mixer, bulk tanker or end dump has hauled out of either gate, tell us which one when you first get in touch, and send photos of the drum, the bed or the tank as well as the cab.

Two more operations show up on the Mine Safety and Health Administration’s records to the north: Rapid City Quarry & Mill at 7.6 miles and the Konechne Mine, an industrial-mineral site, at 9.4 miles. A truck parked at a quarry yard rather than at your house is fine with us; give us the site name and the gate it sits behind, and we plan the collection around that location.

Six point eight miles east of town, the North American Rail Network, kept by the Federal Railroad Administration and the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, records the Rapid City rail yard; Pressler Junction sits a tenth of a mile farther, to the north-east. Day cabs and flatbed tractors that shuttle loads between those yards and the plants nearby are trucks we purchase outright.

A tractor that stays near Pressler Junction between runs can stay there for collection. Share the street address, say whether a lowboy can get in beside it, and have the VIN and current registration in hand when we call back.

The Bureau of Transportation Statistics marks NG West Camp as a military installation 4.1 miles north of Colonial Pine Hills, and NG Camp Rapid at 5.2 miles to the north-east. Contractors whose box trucks, service bodies or haulers support work at those posts can sell them to us the same way any owner here does.

A truck you own privately but park near either installation still needs to be somewhere we can reach without a base pass. Move it to an open lot or your driveway if needed, and tell us where it will be.

Pennington County held 650 farms in USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture, with cattle first among its top products and wheat and corn behind it. Stock trucks, grain trucks with hoists and the tractors that pull cattle pots are part of what we buy from ranchers around Colonial Pine Hills.

A grain truck that only rolls out at harvest often sits in a shed or a pasture the rest of the year. That is a perfectly good place for us to collect it, so long as you give us directions to the gate and photos of the truck where it stands.

Titles in this state run through the South Dakota Department of Revenue, Motor Vehicles Division, which handles them at county treasurer offices. The South Dakota Department of Revenue, Motor Vehicles Division lists the Pennington County Treasurer at 900 Concourse Drive, Suite #150, Rapid City, 57703, about 8.8 miles from Colonial Pine Hills, as the office serving this town.

Lost the title, or still carrying a lien on it? Visit the treasurer’s counter first with your registration and photo ID, then tell us once the replacement or lien release is on its way, and we can line up the rest of the sale around it.

• My end dump sits in the yard at Rapid City Quarry & Mill, up the road from Colonial Pine Hills; is that a workable pickup spot?Rapid City Quarry & Mill, 7.6 miles north on the Mine Safety and Health Administration’s list, is just the kind of site we collect from. Give us the quarry gate and the name of whoever holds its key on pickup day.
• Where do I replace a lost truck title from here?The South Dakota Department of Revenue, Motor Vehicles Division lists the Pennington County Treasurer, 900 Concourse Drive, Suite #150 in Rapid City, about 8.8 miles from town, as the title office here.
• Do you buy livestock and grain trucks from local ranches?Cattle lead the products on Pennington County’s 650 farms in USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture, and stock trucks and grain trucks from those ranches are welcome. Photos of the box or bed, plus the title, are the place to start.