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Quantico Base · Prince William County · Virginia

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Quantico Base is a Prince William County town 7.8 miles east of Marine Corps Base Quantico on the Bureau of Transportation Statistics’ map, with a fuel terminal at Dumfries and stone quarries at Stafford and Graham-Virginia nearby. Tankers, dump trucks and contractor rigs that work those sites are the trucks we come here to collect.

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Tank work north-east

Loading at Dumfries, unloading up toward Newington

Just 3.8 miles north-east of Quantico Base, Dumfries holds a petroleum product terminal that the Energy Information Administration includes in its terminal list. If your tractor or straight tanker loads there, tell us whether it is parked at the terminal lot or at your own yard, and if it is at the terminal, who can put our driver’s name on the visitor list.

Further up the same north-east line, Newington 2 is a second petroleum product terminal 16.1 miles away on the Energy Information Administration’s list. A tank truck that has worked between Dumfries and Newington should come with its hazmat placard history and its tank test paperwork if you still have them; put those in the folder with the title so the whole record travels together.

Fuel hauling here often means a tractor and a tanker trailer with separate titles. Send us both VINs and say which units you want to sell, the tractor alone, the trailer alone, or the pair.

Pits west and south

Quarry trucks from Stafford to the Rappahannock

Two crushed-stone quarries appear in Mine Safety and Health Administration records near Quantico Base: Stafford, 8.2 miles west, and Graham-Virginia, 11.7 miles north. Dump trucks and tri-axles that run out of those pits are the kind of equipment we pick up, and a photo of the body raised and lowered helps us see the hoist and bed setup before we talk.

To the south, the Mine Safety and Health Administration also lists Amrize Rappahannock Mine at 20.9 miles and Woodford-VA Sand & Gravel at 21.5 miles, both sand and gravel operations. If your truck sits at one of those sites between jobs, give us the site contact so the pickup can be arranged with whoever controls the gate.

Aggregate trucks are often registered to a small operator rather than an individual. Check that the name on the Virginia title matches the business or person signing, and if a lender is still shown, have the lien release on hand.

The base

Gate passes, laydown yards and the Marine base

The Bureau of Transportation Statistics places Marine Corps Base Quantico 7.8 miles west of town and lists the Marine Corps Museum, 2.5 miles west, as a military installation too. A truck parked on or beside a controlled installation needs an access plan, so tell us exactly where it stands and whether a civilian driver can reach it without an escort.

Contractors who move freight, fuel or construction material for the installation sometimes keep trucks at a laydown yard rather than at home. Wherever yours is, send the address, a gate phone number and a photo of the spot where it is parked.

Jobs inside town limits

Ninety-eight builders’ jobs and the trucks behind them

Quantico Base has a population of 5,840 in Census Bureau figures, and the Census Bureau’s LEHD job counts show 1,778 jobs located here in 2023. Of those, the same LEHD job counts put 98 in construction, or 5.5 percent of the total.

Construction work in a small town like this usually means a contractor with a dump truck, a flatbed or a box truck rather than a long-haul fleet. If yours is one of those, a clear photo of each side, the dash with the odometer showing, and the VIN plate is what we ask for first.

Soybeans and horses

Grain, cattle and equine hauling outside Quantico Base

Soybeans lead the crops and cattle and equine follow among the 316 Prince William County farms that USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture records around Quantico Base. Grain trucks, livestock haulers and horse-trailer tractors from those farms are trucks we collect as well.

Farm trucks in Virginia sometimes carry farm-use plates rather than standard commercial registration. Whatever plate is on yours, the title is what transfers ownership, so find it before you call; if it is missing, ask Virginia’s title agency for a replacement before the sale.

The questions we get asked in Quantico Base

  • My tanker stays at a yard by the Dumfries fuel terminal; does it have to come to Quantico Base first?The Dumfries terminal sits 3.8 miles north-east of Quantico Base on the Energy Information Administration’s list, and we come to the truck wherever it is parked there. Send the yard address and the name of whoever can let us through the gate.
  • My tri-axle is kept at the Stafford stone quarry west of Quantico Base; is that within your pickup area?Stafford, a crushed-stone quarry 8.2 miles west in Mine Safety and Health Administration records, is within reach for a pickup. Tell us whether the truck is inside the quarry or at a yard outside it, and who controls access.
  • What paperwork should I have ready for a truck kept near the base?For a truck kept near Marine Corps Base Quantico, have the Virginia title, current registration, any lien release, and your service records together, plus the location details a driver needs to reach the vehicle on or around the installation.

Sell your truck in Quantico Base

From Quantico Base we collect trucks across Prince William County, from the Dumfries and Newington fuel terminals to the Stafford and Graham-Virginia quarries and the sand and gravel pits along the Rappahannock.