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Braddock · Fairfax County · Virginia

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

Braddock is a Fairfax County community with a fuel terminal a few miles east, two crushed-stone quarries off to the west and north-west, and Fort Belvoir down to the south-east, so the trucks kept here run between tank racks, stone pits and base gates.

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

The FAIRFAX fuel terminal east of Braddock

A petroleum product terminal named FAIRFAX sits 4.4 miles east of Braddock in Energy Information Administration listings. Tankers and tractors that load at that rack are often parked close to home in Braddock, so give us the street where yours is kept and the name of whoever holds the keys.

Keep the hazmat-related paperwork you carried for that terminal with the truck: the registration, the cab card and any tank test or inspection sheets. Snap the tank plate and the VIN plate along with the cab, and keep the Virginia title in the same folder.

Aggregate haulers working the pits west of Braddock

Two crushed-stone quarries show up in Mine Safety and Health Administration records 9.7 miles from Braddock: the Manassas pit to the west and Chantilly Crushed Stone Incorporated to the north-west. Tri-axle dumps and end-dump tractors that haul aggregate from either one qualify, and a truck still standing at a quarry yard can be collected there once you tell us who runs the gate.

If the dump body or the trailer goes with the sale, say so and photograph the body, the hoist and the tailgate alongside the cab. When the body stays behind for another chassis, tell us that up front so the title and the paperwork describe only what leaves Braddock with us.

Liquid bulk and bases

Tank shuttles and post deliveries east and south-east of town

Bureau of Transportation Statistics files place Norfolk Southern TBT, a liquid bulk terminal, 12.4 miles east of town. Tractors that shuttle tank trailers between that rail-served site and Braddock yards are trucks we buy; note which trailer types yours pulled so we know what fifth wheel and air connections to expect.

Two military installations appear on the Bureau of Transportation Statistics list too: Mark Center at 12.8 miles east and Fort Belvoir at 13.3 miles south-east. A truck that delivered onto either post can stay parked off base in Braddock for pickup, and the base credentials you used for the gate do not need to come with the sale.

Braddock contractors with a truck parked at home

In 2023, the Census Bureau’s LEHD job counts recorded 1,587 jobs in Braddock, with construction holding 54 of them, or 3.4 percent. Contractors who keep a stake body, a flatbed or a small dump at home between jobsites can sell it from the driveway; send the address and say whether the street is wide enough for a tow truck.

For the Braddock area, the Census Bureau’s County Business Patterns tally 150 construction establishments, from small remodelers to site-work crews. If your truck is titled to one of those businesses rather than to you, have the officer who signs for the company ready, along with the business name exactly as it appears on the Virginia title.

The 2019 median on Braddock-linked trucks

FMCSA roadside inspection records put the median model year at 2019 across 84 Braddock-linked trucks checked from November 7, 2024 through August 24, 2026. Read the model year off your title before you call, and have the VIN and the odometer reading written down beside it.

Of those 84 inspected trucks, 33.3 percent were ten or more model years old according to the same FMCSA inspection files. Older or newer, the steps here are identical: a signed title, the registration and clear photos from all four sides of the truck.

Barns and greenhouses

Stock rigs, nursery trucks and hive haulers near Braddock

Equine operations, potted flowering plants and honey lead the 77 Fairfax County farms tallied in USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture, the county Braddock belongs to. Stock trucks and horse-hauling rigs, nursery box trucks and flatbeds that move hives all count as trucks we purchase from Braddock-area owners.

Farm trucks often sit in a barn or behind a greenhouse rather than on a paved lot, so describe the ground the truck stands on and whether a gate or a low branch is in the way. If the title was registered with farm plates, keep those plates with the paperwork so we can see how the truck was registered.

The questions we get asked in Braddock

  • Can my end-dump stay at Chantilly Crushed Stone instead of coming back to Braddock for pickup?Chantilly Crushed Stone Incorporated is 9.7 miles north-west of Braddock on Mine Safety and Health Administration records, and the truck can be collected right there. Give us the name of the quarry contact who opens the scale-house gate, and the collection gets set up with that person.
  • Will you take a tank truck that loaded at the FAIRFAX rack east of Braddock?The FAIRFAX petroleum product terminal is 4.4 miles east of town in Energy Information Administration listings, and tractors and tank trucks that worked it are on our list. Send the tank plate, the VIN and photos of the whole unit.
  • Who signs when a Braddock contractor’s company holds the title?Braddock’s construction sector held 54 jobs in 2023 on the Census Bureau’s LEHD job counts, and many of those trucks are titled to a business. The company officer who can sign the Virginia title handles the sale, with the business name matching the title exactly.
  • Will you collect a horse-hauling truck from a Fairfax County barn?Equine operations top the 77 Fairfax County farms in USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture, and horse-hauling trucks from those farms are trucks we buy. Tell us where on the property it is parked and send photos of the truck from each side.

Sell your truck in Braddock

Braddock sits between the FAIRFAX fuel terminal to the east, the Manassas and Chantilly quarries to the west and Fort Belvoir to the south-east, and we collect trucks anywhere along those routes.