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Sell your semi truck for cash in La Paloma the easy and convenient way

We buy all commercial trucks — sleeper trucks, grain hauls, day cabs, container chassis and tankers.

La Paloma sits in the lower Rio Grande Valley between Harlingen and Brownsville, where tractors move between fuel terminals, rail yards and the port, and farm trucks haul cotton, sorghum and corn off Cameron County fields.

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

A rail yard under ten miles east of La Paloma

Head east from La Paloma for 9.9 miles and you reach the Olmito yard, which the Federal Railroad Administration and the Bureau of Transportation Statistics map on their North American Rail Network. A day cab that shuttles freight to and from that yard can be collected wherever it is parked, at the yard gate or back at your place in La Paloma; send us the address and say whether a tow truck can get in beside it.

Going the other way, toward Harlingen, the North American Rail Network shows a second yard 11.2 miles north. If your tractor splits its weeks between the Olmito and Harlingen yards, tell us which one it sits at on the day you want it gone, and have the VIN and current Texas registration ready to read off when we call.

Fuel up the road

Petroleum terminals clustered north toward Harlingen

The Energy Information Administration lists two petroleum product terminals north of town, the nearer at Harlingen 10 miles off and a second at 10.6 miles. Tank trucks and bobtails loading at those racks are trucks we buy; photograph the tank, the hose reels and the plate on the barrel along with the cab and the odometer.

Titan Fuel, a liquid bulk terminal 10.7 miles north, appears in Bureau of Transportation Statistics listings alongside those two. Whoever runs fuel from that cluster should gather any tank test certificates and service records before reaching us, since they let us match the trailer or tanker to its paperwork in one conversation.

Brownsville’s port and intermodal ramp, east of town

The port of Brownsville is 14.9 miles east of La Paloma by the Bureau of Transportation Statistics’ reckoning, and the same agency puts an intermodal ramp called Terminal at 16.8 miles out. Container chassis pullers working those docks can be picked up from a drop lot near the water or from home; give us the location and any gate rules we need to know before arriving.

Port and ramp work tends to leave a trail of permits and gate passes. Keep those with the title and the photos, and mention them on the first call along with where the tractor can be loaded.

Farm hauling on fields around La Paloma

Around La Paloma, Cameron County holds 1,248 farms in USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture, and cotton, sorghum and corn lead its crop list. Grain trucks, module haulers and the tractors that pull them to gins and elevators all qualify, and we collect from the farm itself, so there is no need to move a truck off the field road.

A cotton or sorghum hauler in the Valley may be registered on Texas farm plates instead of a commercial registration. Tell us which plates are on yours and whose name sits on the title, especially when the farm is held by a family partnership, so the right signer is present at pickup.

Levee Street, Brownsville

A certified title copy, fourteen miles away on East Levee

A missing title in Texas is replaced through the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles, which handles it at county tax assessor-collector offices. For La Paloma that means the Cameron County Tax Office at 835 East Levee in Brownsville, 14 miles from town, as the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles lists it.

Ask for the certified copy before you schedule a pickup, and bring a photo ID and the VIN to the counter on East Levee. If a lender still appears on the title, have the lien release in hand as well, with the title in your name for the day the truck changes hands.

The questions we get asked in La Paloma

  • Will you collect a tractor parked at the Olmito rail yard?Olmito’s yard sits 9.9 miles east of La Paloma on the North American Rail Network, and a truck there is collected where it stands, provided we have the address and access is clear.
  • Which counter in Brownsville reissues a missing title for a La Paloma owner?The Cameron County Tax Office at 835 East Levee in Brownsville, 14 miles away, handles it for the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles; bring photo ID and the VIN.
  • Do you buy cotton and grain trucks from Cameron County farms?Cotton, sorghum and corn top the crop list on Cameron County’s 1,248 farms in USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture, and the trucks that haul those crops are ones we buy, collected from the farm.
  • Which photos and papers help with a tanker that fills at the Harlingen racks?With the Harlingen terminal 10 miles north on Energy Information Administration listings, send photos of the tank, the cab and the odometer, plus the VIN and any tank test certificates.

Sell your truck in La Paloma

From La Paloma we collect trucks east toward Olmito, the Brownsville port and the coast, north along the Harlingen fuel terminals and rail yard, and across the Cameron County cotton and sorghum fields in between.