RV Transport Drivers Are Needed To Drive Motorhomes Cross Country
Who says you have to buy an RV or motorhome in order to be an RVer? ...even a full-time RVer!
There IS another option: Sign up to deliver RVs with an official RV transporter!
When Ken [Murray] learned about commercial RV transporting companies, he realized then that his dreams of full-timing could come true. Ken sold his house, and last May he moved into his present RV, a 38 foot fifth wheel trailer with a slide out. He contacted two different RV transport companies, Hinkley RV Transport and Horizon Transport, and says both were more than happy to work with him. Both companies have some 200 drivers nationwide, and while they usually deliver new RVs, when Ken wants to move he calls their dispatcher and they have a driver hook onto his trailer and move him to a new park."
-- Gypsy Journal
Heck, depending on the company (and their requirements), you may not even need to have much RV experience at all! And transporting an RV could even be more exciting than renting one!
Yep, you can choose to transport an RV once, or several times -- it's completely up to you.
And... you can deliver RVs over the course of several weeks, months, or even years!
This is one of the most flexible modes of RV travel -- especially when you don't already own an RV!
What It's Like To Be An RV Transport Driver
Being an RV transporter for hire is a temporary profession for some (it's possible to earn as much as $50,000 a year) and a hobby for others (it's a fun way to travel and see the world).
- If you have a pickup truck, then you could "tow" a pull-behind RV trailer.
- Or, choose a "driveaway" and plot your course for adventure from the driver's seat of a motorhome.
Typically, you are delivering RVs directly from the manufacturing plant to RV dealers all across the country.
Chances are, each time you would get a completely different RV, making this a great way to learn about the nuances associated with towing or driving RVs of different makes, models and years.
See which pickup truck is best for towing RVs, according to RV transport drivers. (Click on vehicle make.)
The Best Parts About Being An RV Transporter
It's a highly flexible activity that can be timed around your own personal schedule.
You don't even have to use the same "employer" each time. There are many transport companies to choose from.
Typically, you're given a fairly wide window in which to get the RV from one location to the other. This is good because you don't have to rush and drive a lot of hours when you're tired.
It's a great way to earn "fun money" to put toward a down payment on your own motorhome, a future vacation,.or anything else under the sun.
Depending on the company, you may be able to take your spouse (or immediate family) with you. Talk about an interesting family adventure!
It's great for people who like to travel a lot. Even world travelers will enjoy the freedom that comes with being behind the wheel of an RV en route to your next exciting destination.
Spontaneous people love this. Especially if you like to pick up & go on a whim and you aren't afraid to try new things and travel to new places.
The Worst Parts About Being An RV Transporter
It is what it is... the route and the dates are set in stone and it's up to you to complete the task within that set period of time. Take it or leave it.
You have to get yourself to the starting location and then get yourself back home from the ending location. This means having a friend or family member follow you in a personal vehicle, getting someone at each location to meet you and take you somewhere, or purchase plane tickets to get you back & forth on your own.
You are responsible for all of your personal expenses associated with the trip, including fuel.
You must have a good (if not excellent) driving record.
Some companies require you to have a commercial drivers license (CDL) or at least some commercial driving experience.
Depending on the type of RV you choose, some towing experience may also be required.
NOTE: The requirements are different, depending on which RV transport company you choose. They vary widely.
Some RV Transporters To Consider:
Horizon Transport
UShip (choose: vehicles - rv's)
More Info About Being An RV Transport Driver...
Think you might be interested but still have questions? Check out this e-book: How to Get Paid $50,000 a Year to Travel (Without Selling Anything)Or, consider RV Transport 101 ... a 2-day workshop that teaches you the skills you need to transport RVs. (They also have an RV Transport 101 Manual.)
Don't miss these articles about being an transport driver from someone who's been there, done that:
UPDATE: If you post your information in the Comments below and you want someone to contact you then you MUST leave your email address in the actual body of your Comment. (Not just in the email field... but also in the actual message of your Comment.)
I live in the Albuquerque New Mexico area. I make a trip every year around Christmas time back to the Washington D.C. area., and then back here to New Mexico. Am interested in driving an RV delivery both ways if that is possible. Have never driven one, but can learn and would like to, as I hope to own one some day!
Contact me at camv555@hotmail.com
Hi Tony,
I saw your post about pulling trailers and I was just wondering the pro's and con's as I am thinking about it.
Thanks Scotty
looking for a job transporting motor homes. I am currently
a long haul truck driver with a perfect driving record. I live in FL.looking for a change.if you can help me contact at 352-586-1002
My wife and I would like to move cars, trucks, motorhomes across the country or work for a company that needs drivers to move their equipment to their locations. Please contact us. graydennis@comcast.net
hi i have been a chef for a number of years also ran my own catering company, ten years ago i took a HGV class one and also a PSV class 1. Would like to use the two together (chefing and driving) thinking that this would be a good opertunity.
Let me know your views,
many thanks
Malcolm
I would like to drive a car/truck/RV from New York to Chicago sometime in the next two-three weeks. Please contact me if anyone could benefit from this. shakshuky@gmail.com
Flyingeagle2325@Yahoo.com CDL class A past 30 years no accedents no tickets very interested.
I need to drive some of my daughters stuff up to the Washington DC area from mid florida. Anytime in the next month or so. Would drive your RV up for you for free.
I am driving for Werener now, but am interested in pulling 5th wheelers on driving motorhomes. I am retired from phone company, but not ready not to work. Is ther really any money in rv transporting?
Gary..You aren't missing anything buddy..looks like you are the only one on here that can do math..when the compaany get's through with you and you are paying all expences you better be rich and just need a hobby or be a complete idiot that cant pass 3rd grade math. People wake up..it's a RIP OFF..run the numbers before you even consider this..consider the lialibility that is yours.
You need to get in contact with one of the Transport Companies which provide deliver for Motorhomes, 5th Wheel Trailers, Class C Motorhomes, and Travel Trailers. They usually have contracts with the manufactures (Jayco, Forest River, Coachman, etc. to provide deliveries for them. All drivers work as independent contractors and work for only one transportation company exclusively. Some drivers have regular drivers licenses and some have CDL's. Drivers are paid by the mile one way, no pay for the return trip. I have been with Classic Transport out of Middlebury, IN for almost 2 years I have put on over 200,000 miles on my pick up truck delivering trailers, I have been in 40 States and 8 Canadian Providences. If you want some insight into the business feel free to give me a call at 708-767-7743
Hi.Im 63 yrs. old,in good health,and just reasonly retired.I've been rving for ever (seems like)I've got a perfect driving record.(No tickets or accidents)My wife and I would like to drive and deliver rv's in Texas and all bordering states. Thanks
I would like to drive an RV from Vancouver, BC to Regina or Winnepeg late July, or early August. Extensive driving experience.
HELLO THERE ME AND MY WIFE ARE LOOKING TO DRIVE MOTOR HOMES FOR ANY BODY TO ANY WHERE WE WORK ON EBAY TOGETHER AND WE CAN TRANSPORT ANYTIME WE HAVE GREAT DRIVING RECORDS AND WE ARE 25 AND 27 PLEASE CONTACT US AT 765-252-9471
THANK YOU
Yeah me to. What makes you think someone would trust you with there $$$$$ coach. Be like everyone else and rent one.
Do you have Liability Insurance for hauling someone else's trailer ? Are you D.O.T. Certified ?
I would like to drive a RV from Orlando to California during the month of Jan 2010. My family and I are going on vacation and would leave the RV in California for you. Contact me at holtbilld@aol.com.
I pulled a 36' 5th wheel around the country several times over the past four years (approx 52,000 miles)while visiting 44 of our wonderful states; I am presently living in Virginia, and would like to haul trailers/5th wheels for anyone thant needs theirs moved; please call 540 786 4921 (H) or 702 271 8429 (cell)
48-year-old couple wish to drive vehicle (car/truck/RV) west from Indiana/Illinois to Portland Oregon late July/early August. Call 907-715-6413.
I have a class a cdl,no points,7 years own moving business,4 years mayflower transit,been to all 48,anyone need a safe dependable driver,im out of longs,sc,all offers considered,clean cut 41,and all business,you need a driver you cant go wrong here.You provide insurances,and i will drive it to your destination,half up front,half on delivery.I will travel if money is right,thank you,contact jimpaulclark@yahoo.com
We have a 5th wheel [37 ft] and a FL60 rv puller. We would like to join the rv transport business and see our country while earning some money. We have been pulling 5th wheels for over 30 yrs. Anyone needing an rv transport can get in touch with us at 435-229-9229, but preferably on our email schwick@ifox.com.
we would like to know the directions and when you want this done please call us 817-721-2326
or 817-721-2394. we have the truck and we are ready
give me a call and we will do it 817-721-2394
I have a 35' Fifth Wheel that I need transported from Keller,Tx(76248) to Two Rivers,WI(54241). this is a one way delivery.
Pick-up at a trailer storage and deliver to a RV park.
Hi there! I need to have a 36' 5th wheel trailer moved from Portland, Oregon to Omak, Wa. ASAP! One way the trip is 407.67 miles, 7 hours 8 minutes. Anyone out there that can do this? email me at huckleberries@bmi.net with details. Thanks for looking! Carol
do you need someone to take your car from cal to virginia please give me a call 817-721-2326
If your car is driveable I can probably help you out. I am retired have a clean record and want something to do . You have my email if interested contact me and we can work out a deal. zippo211d@aol.com
Hello I have a class A cdl with all endorsments, 30 years trucking experience and a clean driving record. I am trying to get my car in so. cal to sw virginia. does any one have a need to move a vehicle which I can load my car on or in along those lanes
We are looking for a transport job. We have a clear driving record no accidents, and no children, We live in burleson Texas and we will travel anywhere. so please give us a call 817-721-2326.
we are looking for work transporting. we have a clean driving record and we have no children will dwork anytime . we are in burleson texas but will go anywhere.
BUDDY YOU WOULD BE BETTER OFF DOING SOMETHING ELSE/U WILL GO BANKRUPT DOING THIS THE ECONMEY SUX IN THIS INDUSTRY. I DONE THIS FOR 1 YR AND SINCE NOV LAST YR I HAVE GOT 6 LOADS. YOU WONT BE ABLE TO SUPPORT YOUR FAMILY IF YOU LOVE THEM GO DO SOMETHING ELSE
sir my advice is to work at walmart i work for the biggest driveaway in ind,i made a whopping 31000 with them you are to pay all fuel motel food etc.you will need a tow vehicle. you will go bankrupt doing this. i have done this for a year now.dont do it you can lose a lot unless you r rich if so please adopt me. GOOD LUCK WITH THIS
Sounds good to me.Am at home in southeast and midwest,but it dont really matter.Its all good.Have good CDL and Single,soon to be 55. Just E-Mail me.Am 6 miles from 147 exit on I20,AL NON-SMOKER
I HAVE 17 MONTHS IN DRIVEAWAY CALL ME AT 864 548 6174
Actually, it's not all that complicated. If he's doing this for friends, it could be as simple as driving their car somewhere for them. No D.O.T. number, etc. What he REALLY needs to do is: (1) try to determine if there is anything that's likely to cause mechanical problems en route. (2) Work out a basis for which funds can immediately be provided to him if he DOES have problems en route. (3) estimate the fuel costs for the length of the trip, and collect those funds in advance for the trip, plus some extra money that can be refunded, to cover the possibility of an underestimate, and (4) determine the amount he will be paid (AS pay) for making the trip, and when it will be paid -- beforehand or afterward. And, (5) have a notarized statement from the owner indicating that he's authorized to borrow the vehicle, in case a cop stops him along the way. Note: "borrow." To KEEP this from being unduly complicated. That's all there is to it. And NO need to stop in any weigh stations.
For those who'd like a part-time or full-time JOB delivering brand-new RVs and specialty vehicles of all kinds, working for companies, please feel free to visit roadrat-dot-com.
I am 68 years old, a retired auto dealer, and have owned almost everykind of RV there is. I live in Sonoma County, Calif. and am interested and availaable for delivering your Motorhome anywhere in the USA. I own a Cadillac Escalade which is set up for towing behind any RV that has a tow hitch. This has been my personal tow vehicle for several years. So if you need a motorhome delivered somewhere please call me at 707 694-4949. I have a clean driving record and have driven and owned up to 42ft Diesel pushers and Gas RV's. I have a lot of experience.
Bruce,
You need to figure out what your costs would be, Insurance for other peoples property, fuel, vehicle inspections, oil changes, tires, tolls, and any other expense you can come up with. Then assign that value to a mileage basis and add your worth. Then work that into a cost per mile so you can tell your friends how much a mile it will cost. Since you will be transporting other peoples property you will also need a D.O.T. number.
Hi
I just retired from Northwest Airlines.I enjoy driving and have a flawless driving record.
I would like to drive RVs and have a few interested snow birds here in Mn who have asked me how much do I charge to either drive or pick up there motor homes in various locations and and drive them back to Minnesota.I have free world flight so I can get to or get back from just about anyplace.
Can someone tell me what I would charge
Thanks
Bruce bhigs54@yahoo.com
Need a personal with over 3 million miles OTR experience has presently CA Class A noncommercial edorsement for RV's. Can start yesterday.
hello i drove for hoosier transport for almost 4years and then drove for rv transport for a while.pulled tow behinds and. haul&tow when i frist started you could make a little money then the rates went down.there you are with a truck payment plus all the others that go along with owning your on company.that is what you have when you lease on with a transport co.you are payed one way then you foot all expenses comming back.Once you have your dispatch you are on your own unless you have you have a problem with your load are maybe have truck problems and cannot get the load there on time-then the s--t hits the fan and you are in front of the fan.you were payed maybe .75cent a mile and the repairs cost more than you got payed guess who pays.the transport company got a lot more than you did and NO HELP from them you and you insurance co foot the bill.its not worth the little bit of money you get.you will always be behind. unless you can get around 2.00 or 2.50 a mile stay a home and save you self a lot of trouble.with 5 years working for one co.from the inside and out i think anybody thinking about working for any transport co. BETTER THINK TWICE.unless you have a lot of money then i could use some. if anyone has any commet about what i have written please contact me at burgmantrike@hotmail.com GOOD LUCK TO ALL.
I used to live in Lancaster, CA. Taught at Linda Verde School. These days, I may be helpful to you (and other prospective drivers, all over North America, Australia, and Europe) if you visit http://www.roadrat.com.
Thank you for your reply,I am interested in hearing from you.You can contact me thru email, zippo211d@aol.com or by phone 814-312-8610
This article was written in June 2007 a lot has changed in the economy since then. read the posts that I have made to get a better understanding of what's going on in the RV transportation industry .... right now not much is moving.
Perhaps we can help, Don. We've done that for tens of thousands of people over the last 30 years. Please feel free to visit our website.
I am retired over the road truck driver,divorced people person would like to get involved in transporting motor homes. Right now I help a local dealer with deliveries on new gulf streams live in Pa. can travel anywhere anytime,clean driving record. 814-312-8610
Im travelling australia at the moment and came upon this web site. Question. Is there a transport company in Australia that needs transport drivers? My email address is muriel_hyslop@hotmail.com.
regards,
Karen
Don't expect the transport companies to come looking for you. Most R.V. deliveries originate out of Goshen, Elkhart, and Middlebury, Indiana. With the country in a recession several R.V. manufacturer's are closing there doors ... for good. As a current transport driver I am lucky to get one delivery a month, which would probably pay me $600 gross then I have to take out Fuel, Insurance, Repairs, Maintenance, Federal Taxes, State Taxes, Social Security Taxes, when its all said and done I'm lucky to have $200 profit. In the company that I am affiliated with as an Independent Contractor there are over 500 drivers which would make you #501. Deliveries are assigned by senority which would mean that 500 other drivers would get an opportunity to make the delivery before you would. Don't hold your breath waiting for a deliver. The job as a transporter is really for someone who doesn't need the money ... someone who is retired, or just looking for part time pay. Good Luck
HELLO IM LOOKING FOR AN TRANSPORT COMPANY I HAVE EXP, ON TRANSPORTING RV'S IM ALSO A OVER THE ROAD TRUCK DRIVER NO ACCIDENTS NO MOVING VIOLATION SO I HOPE THATS GOOD TO JOING YOUR COM, U CAN E MAIL E OR CALL ME AT 678-458-8309
Just who do you expect is going to contact you ? If you want to be a transporter YOU need to contact the rv manufacturers and transportation companies. They surely won't be calling you.
Hello. I am looking for a job transporting RVs throughout the country. I have a Class A CDL. Served 8 years in the Army with a tour in Iraq. I have plenty of driving experience. Please contact me ASAP. God Bless! ric_stites@hotmail.com
Wake up folks !!! If your interested in transporting a Class A motor home, 5th wheel, or travel trailer YOU need to contact a transportation company and see if they have any openings. Right now there is not even enough deliveries for those of use that are working for a transportation company. In order to get affiliated with a transportation company you will need a good driving record, a pickup truck that will meet THERE qualifications, you will need to have additional insurance, and also post a bond. It's not as easy as it appears, you need to go thru a process to get hired. You will then be an independent contractor and put on the bottom of the list if the company has 200 drivers affiliated with them than you will get a delivery after the 200 drivers ahead of you get a delivery. By the way you can only affiliate with one transportation company.
about a million safe miles, prefer the Alcan either way.
Hi,
I'm going to be moving soon from Salem, OR to Medford, OR. I have a 37' travel trailer that's just a bit too much for my GMC Suburban. I'm looking for rate quotes from companies or private parties. thanks.
webe2gether@gmail.com
I am a class A/B busdriver for 32 yaers clean driving record. love to travel drive any coach. Submit me to do 48 states.714-539-9490 call anytime.
HELLO - MY NAME IS STAN BARANSKI AND I AM VERY INTERESTED IN MOVING MOTORHOMES NATIONWIDE. I CURRENTLY MOVE MOTORHOMES IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA FROM CITY TO CITY. I REALLY ENJOY THIS PART TIME JOB. I AM 67 YEARS OLD AND IN VERY GOOD HEALTH. MY DRIVING RECORD IS EXCELLENT.
Hi,
I am currently unemployed in Michigan and am interested in this business. Have CDL B and good driving record. Drove expedite trucks long haul for the last 4 years. Contact me. Thanks
Rick
ricker_48@yahoo.com
I am very interested in delivering rv's, motorhomes or autos. I do not have a pickup for towing. Years of driving experience with a clean record. Currently have a chauffer's license with a cycle endorsement. Single and ready to roll. contact me at jerrybcas@yahoo.com
Hi, there. I've been navigating around the net today and have finally found this very interesting website. I have otr truck driving experience, a clean record, no accidents in my 40+ years of driving and a genuine interest in transporting Rv's across this beautiful land in which we live. I'm 65 years old and in pretty good health if I say so myself. Please submit more information on this subject as soon as possible. Regards.
carolynn.thomas@yahoo.com
I am planning a trip to LA at the end of the month looking for a ride I have a cdl class a and a clean record do you have anything going that way? tlbolton54@gmail.com
I have 3500 chev one ton cargo van. will travel. have cdl and fed inspection. will transport rv or expedite other items.
Hello I have been a truck driver classb cdl only for the past 20m yrs and would like to know more about delivering rv's for a living I have a seasonal job driving for dance competition from feb-july and have a family of 5 to support if you could get in touch with me by email I would appreciate it very much hope to hear from someone asap..thank you rparis88@yahoo.com
Hi,..Rob Morse here and I'm interested in delivering RVs, autos or any other types of equipment. I have a CDL and a very clean driving record. I do not have a vehicle for the tow behind situations. Let's talk!! ... rob@lakecast.com
MY NANE IS WILLIAM CARTER BUT EVERYONE CALL ME BILL.MY EMAIL IS B CARTER68@ GMAIL .COM I,VE BEN A TOUR BUS DRIVER FOE 30th YEARS AND IN THE ARY.I WOOD LIKE TO DRIVE THE MORTOR HOME,SFOR DELIVERY.
hi i am interested in transporting pull-behind rv's i have 3 years tractor trailer experiance class A C.D.L w/ zero tickets. My tow vehicle is a 2003 4 door silverado H.D.I will leave my e-mail but best way to contact is by phone anytime day & night 563-506-5977 schuy1977@aol.com
please tell me more. Only intersted in CL B driveaways. Many thanks!
I am a single 58 year old lady with excellant driving record looking to drive and deliver motor homes or any other automobiles.No better way to make a living and enjoying the country at the same time.I can supply excellant ref.Please contact me of anyone needing a delivery driver.Thank you,Doris
Hello, Im Curtis just moved to the Bay Area, Have worked for Greyhound for three years now,driving a motercoach, and would like to transport rv's, anyone looking contact me. kurtt303@hotmail.com or 408-771-4351, thanks
Another bit of perspective. You guys and gals that have CDLs and want to drive RVs. I've been conscientious and REALLY FORTUNATE to have no moving violations on my commercial in 18 years. Let me offer you a couple of thoughts.
Your CDL will have you held to a higher standard. You won't believe how your feet will be held to the fire driving on a CDL, even if the CDL isn't necessary for the specific job you're doing at the time.
This is another reason why there's so much turnover in OTR trucking. New drivers find themselves being nailed for 6 or 7 MPH. They believed there was a universal 10 MPH grace over posted.
They don't understand that tail-gating is illegal.. They feel the company won't find out they just got 3 points/$250. They're told by a judge that since they're commercial drivers they should know better than to follow too closely. Yes, even in a Winnebago.
Or ...they think the ticket they got last week for a rolling stop in their own vehicle is a private matter. Has nothing to do with delivering RVs.
Oh golly! The things people think!
Extremely risky, especially on the financial end.
What happens when some moron decides to key the side of your new, $175-K RV that you're delivering, while you're inside a truck stop having dinner? Who pays the insurance deductable? How about if somebody runs a red light and T-bones you at an intersection? Damage : $17,500 USD. Are they going to determine that you were acutally running 9 MPH over posted, therefore you have contributory neglegence?
What happens when something causes fuel to uptick by .18 cents during a one-week period AFTER you've received your agreed fuel check? Who gets stuck? Could world events ever possibly cause that to happen?
There's a great demand for RV delivery drivers just as there's a HUGE national shortage of OTR semi drivers. Annual attrition of well over 100%. Why is that? Why is it almost everybody that tries these occupations is GONE well within 6 months? Anybody think they have an answer? Any clues? Insight?
In the end, if we find that it's due almost entirely to RISK MANAGEMENT issues that the manufacturers want contract drivers to do these jobs. If it wasn't so risky, if it was really a good gig, you wouldn't stand a chance delivering RVs. It would be a company job and there would be a 3 year waiting list.
Using your own equipment to tow RV's? You're either bored and money is no issue ...OR you're just not very good at crunching numbers.
To each his/her own. Best of luck! Enjoy that open road!
I hauled RV's for both Horizon Transport and Star. If you want to tow RV's you better have another income. You'll lose money hauling these and simply end up with a high mileage tow vehicle that isn't worth anywhere near what it was when you started. These do not pay enough as you end up coming back empty using whatever profit you made delivering the RV. You will not make anything for your maintenance or insurance. My advice obviously would be to work at McDonalds, at least there you'd post a profit.
I am interested in finding out the pay and qualfications for both towaway and driveaway rv's. I am retired and both my wife and I like to travel so this would interest both of us and would prefer a company who will allow both of us. Thanks tsfilups@aol.com
I live in Southwestern Pa (Monaca Pa) and am interested in transporting motor homes cross country or whereever. I hold a class B CDL and currently drive school bus. My wife would be my team member and holds excellent mapping skills and we own a GPS. We are retired , own a motor home, have a clean driving record and could go anywhere at any time.
Please contact if interested.
Thank you
Chet Kozlowski
Hello! I am ready to hit the road for delivering mhs across the state and country. Excellent dmv love long dist. This would be a match for me. Leave me a mess. @ 916 670 4729, email makeinaface@gmail.com happy rv-ing!
Hi,
I can start delivering RV's anytime and from anywhere. I'm in Eastern Oregon now, and have a CDL.
Thanks!
I am interested in driving motorhomes to their delivery points. I have a class CZ Canadian Driver's Licence. I presently drive 40 & 60 foot buses for a living. I will be early retiring soon and need an aditional source of income and I love driving. Contact me at mmj1000@hotmail.com
I am interested in transporting your RV or Motor home. I have a class A CDL and a clean driving and criminal record. I live in Middle Tennessee but will travel anywhere you need me to go. I also have a valid passport so I can travel to Canada if needed. My number is 931-247-8177.
available to drive your motorhome anywhere, own a class a 35' motorhome. Licensed for last 32 years. No DUI's, No accidents, self insured/self employed.
I would like to transport RV's. I enjoy traveleing and have years of experience in driving cross country on personal trips. I also drove in the Military and have a great driving record. Please email me if you have any upcoming jobs avai;lable. I am very dependable. Please contact me @ 541-207-2643 or my email: jtbandon@aol.com
I have a CDL , I own a 34' motor home. I m retiring in two weeks , and would like delivering motor homes
Hi Y'all! Just a guy and his dog and an 07 F350 Dually Diesel Crewcab with all the hitches. NEED TO WORK NOW!! Clean MVR w/yrs of experience. Please contact ASAP, Thx
I am a Tibetan man wanted to go maddesin wisconsin in july 08 if you need a driver please call me my cell 510-612-6147 asap
I'm an excellent driver. looking for some one interested in moving there RV or personal Vehicle from Miami, Florida to New york. I would even do it for free since flying to new york will cost me money!! Email me @ antravel.live.com If you are interested or know some one or some other company that needs that type of service!! Thank you in advance!!
Abel C.
wife and I are both cdl and team experienced, I currently drive otr. Interested...jc
I would like to drive R.V.S any where.I have owned several and can travel as needed.719 963 0086 proalternative@aol.com
I'am interrested in driving and delevering new motor homes for a small fee plus expense. I've driven 18wheelers been mechanic on diesel trucks for 30yrs plus,I know HOW to treat a new engine. I also have driven acrossed country many times don't get lost easyliy. Please feel free to call me if interested at 816-847-2235
You need CDL drivers, here I am! Have all endorsments. Live near Kingman, AZ. 100 miles from Las Vegas. Perfect driving record. Call me: John, 1-800-513-6222
I am a trucking comany and we need drivers to deliver rvs & trucks
if intrsted acll me at
516-376-4118 David Jmrelocation
Been looking at your site as I am curious about the RV delivery business. My question is if you pay .92 to .98 cents per mile to deliver RV's and I the driver is responsible for fuel. Well at $4.70 a gallon divided by the 7MPG the avg motor home gets, that ends up to be .67cpm just for fuel, leaving the driver with .31 cents per mile income and they still have to pay for their way back? Am I missing something?
I am looking for driving RV's any where I have a CDL lic. and drove trucks for years and large equipment, my wife and I are retired now and need something to do and this would be perfect for us. Hope to hear from someone Thank You June 16, 2008
I am a teacher needing summer employment. My time is flexible for the next several weeks and delivering an RV appeals to me.
Have class A CDL and 2008 Dodge dually. Own travel trailer and have pulled up to 40ft RV'S
Looking for some part time pulls. Live in Houston, Texas area.Perfect driving record, May 30 2008. Contact sportsdepotx@aol.com
So you, your corporation, or your band on tour has a Pete, FL, KW motorhome conversion. A 'Class A' that requires a mature pro with a CDL behind the wheel.
Age 61, exceptionally clean Class A MI CDL. No OUI/DUI or Reckless Op history. No criminal. Extensive OTR and corporate level chauffeur experience. Intensive customer service training as owner-op with Carey International Limousine. Absolutely a non-smoker. Look, act like a pro. Former television reporter. Air Force vet. jayguy@comcast.net. 734.664.8479.
Need something more? I'm great blender and bar-b-que chef. Available for personal or business needs on longer term basis. Be delighted to send you a recent jpg photo. Anticipate the need? Let's communicate!
Retired couple available to transport motor homes, anywhere, anytime. Excellent driving record, non-smokers. Will obtain CDL if necessary. No problem. Willing to submit to any kind of test or inspection which will make you comfortable. Ready to go now.
Mature professional currently doing corporate chauffeur work and "dealer trader" shuttling. Look act, talk like a pro. Some tractor trailer experience, MI Class A CDL, clean as a hound's tooth. No DUI/OUI files, no criminal history. Nonsmoker. No facial hair. No tattoos. Former television reporter. jayguy@comcast.net. Impeccable references.
Will deliver and/or chauffeur up to Class A's per your needs. Available for longer term assignments. If you've read anything that's caught your interest, please call or email for recent photo. 734.664.8479. Repeat: jayguy@comcast.net. No Nigeria, UK lotto nonsense, please. Don't waste your time.
I'm available to drive RV's or autos across country. Have driven from CA to VA 10 times by truck or minivan and once towing a UHaul trailer. Please contact me for jobs starting June 21 - Sept 7, 2008. Thank you.
My Girlfriend and I are working as biologists in Alaska for the summer and are interested in driving an RV back to the states (from Fairbanks of Anchorage). We are available starting August 29th or anytime in September. We need to end up in Seattle. We both have clean driving records and are non smokers. contact noel.dodge@gmail.com
I invite you, and all others seeking to take this job, to visit my website at www.RoadRat.com. It can be a major gateway to it for you.
I have a good driving record & am interested in driving vehicles across country. You can contact me at: ChristinaCook@excite.com
Semi retired, non-smoker, excellent driving record
will drive motor homes only. email
frazier@pacifier.com
thanks,
Jim
HELLO....IM A RETIRED TRUCK DRIVER READY TO DO TEMPORARY RV DELIVERIES AFTER 5 YRS REST....MY CDL IS STILL CURRENT.....I'M AVAILABLE TO HIT THE ROAD AGAIN......RV DELIVERY ONLY PLEASE......EXCELLENT DRIVING RECORD....GOOD HEALTH...CENTRAL GEORGIA AREA NEAR ATLANTA GA......770-233-0580..........I RETIRED WHEN MY COMPANY SHUT DOWN FROM BANKRUPTCY AT WHICH TIME I'D BEEN DRIVING TRUCKS FOR 32 YRS......
A retired Teamster truck driver with 30 years experience class A CDL.. Ready to drive your motor home ... Live near Seattle Call George 206 390 6985 non smoker no accidents last 30 years
My name is Bill. I hold a CDL, have held International drivers license as well as a taxi cab license in Japan for three+ years. I have driven English double decker buses as well as being one of the first 20 motorcycle safety instructors in the Navy holding that post for 20+ years. I have driven driven all 48 contiguous states as well as a trip up the Alcan highway to Alaska. Aaa you say, not Hawaii, Sorry.. I lived there for five (5) years also. I have owned a motor home since 1977 at present time a 45' class A.
I'm a non smoker, was born and raised in the Midwest. I spent 23+ years in the U.S. Navy and have traveled the World.
I'm semi-retired, love to drive and an excellent driver. At age 59 years old I'm looking to deliver motor homes or any vehicle to any location in the U.S or Canada. I can be available within 24 hours. Call me anytime at 619-741-5979 or you can contact me at videobill@cox.net.
All the very best,
Bill Twardy
USN Ret
I love to drive, and take care of things better than if my own. Understand the responsibility imparted to a driver, and therefore make sure I am at my best. I am looking to drive motor homes, then purchase a truck to pull trailers. I was self-employed fro many years, and enjoy the freedom. contact me at; b_havelka@yahoo.com.
Retired looking to deliver motor homes. Non smoker, Class B with current medical. Perfect driving record. Live near Salem, Oregon. Own a Class A very experinced.
My names is james follet, I have a perfect driving record. My cell # is 817-655-5544. I'll work whenever you need me to.
My name is Leo Castonguay.I have a class 2 CDL,and have a clean drivers license.I am a non drinker and a non smoker.I love to drive,and I am a excellent driver.I am 54 yrs. old and anytime to drive anywhere.Call me anytime at (207)345-9639 or e-mail treesofgold@gmail.com
Live near Dallas Tx have near perfect driving record experience driving rv's. Contact 903-677-5844
903-681-5369.
Hi! I am a retired Pa. college professor interested in transporting RV's. I have experience with trailers, clean driving record, non drinker, non smoker. I just enjoy the road.
John Reagle
i would be interested in driving rvs and others, i have cdl lic. i am from central illinois, and am willing 2 travel anywher thank you
john
adjw@frontiernet.net
i live in lancaster california i am 64 have clean driving record i do dealer trades for ford but i would like to deliver motorhomes. i am allways ready to go. home:ph 661-951-9384.
I am 59, excellent, clean driving record. Interested in P/T, then maybe F/T "driveaway" opportunities. Home:(864) 234-1528 Cell: (864) 380-5573.
I would like some information on how to get a part time job driving motorhomes. contact me at jimbarb54@peoplepc.com
I spent many years OTR as an O/O. I still drive and do delivery work but this sounds good to me as I love to travel, and love to drive. Contact me at perry721hlt@windstream.net
I am 63 retired driver with a class b cdl and 10 years driving saingle axle and material handling boom trucks. I am very interested in delivery of motor homes new, used or relocating units for their owners.I live in St. Paul, mn. Home #651-688-7438, cell #218-839-7794 which will be changing shortly as I am changing servers.
Just picked up a 1989 International Flatbed S1700 diesel truck in Indianapolis, drove it East to Baltimore, appox. 650 miles, 14 hr drive.. no problems enroute, very carefull Canadian driver with lots of road experience, I have the time if you need help transporting vehicles, hold Cdn passport.. $30/hr plus expenses.. reteppaf@aol.com
I have been towing RV's for the past 2 years. Blew an engine last week. I am interested in a drive away job i.e. Motor Homes trucks, etc. I have nearly 2M miles experience with no accidents or tickets. Clean MVR, non-smoker, non-drinker, contact me at: jcr30742@aol.com
Am interested in driving your vehicles from pick up point to delivery point. Have class A license. Have CDL.
Experience of 25 years over the road driving.
cincinnati ohio - 64 years old now retired but looking for something to do.have exelent driving record.would like to start out with small units to see if its what i might want to do.(email)(flukewho@yahoo.com)
Will tow your 5th wheel, travel trailer, boat or gooseneck trailer from anywhere to anywhere. Non-Smoker, Non-Drinker, Clean CDL-A License.
Call 703-282-3825
I live in NJ have a CDL class B have driven tractor trailers and busses many many miles accident free and have a clean D/L will transport your vehicle to anywhere from anywhere. Retired from police dept and am honest and dependable.
I'm told that Florida drivers do not need more than the standard driver's license to deliver RV's. I'm on the space coast due east of Orlando and I'm available on call. Any further input would be appreciated.
I have experience driving travel trailers and motor homes all across the U.S ,my own.I'm a trucker by trade, Have clean MVR and alot of miles exp. I'm in north AL.
I'm a reliable carefull driver, live in Ottawa, Canada, I just picked up a 30' FMC Motorhome, in Louisville Kentucky & delivered it to Alexandria, Virginia.. 14 hr drive.. no problems, If anyone needs a good driver to transport a RV, please let me know, I have the time..
try www.rvlimo.com
Class A Commercial License with many miles and endorsements looking for delivery work
I am located in Manhattan KS. I have my own Rv company www.RallyMasterCampingPods.com I am a commercial driver have commercial touring motorcoachs experience. I may be interested in delivery work . Contact via e mail please
Mr. and Mrs. Smalley there are several transport companies in the IN area. Just look in the Elkhart, Bristol, Goshen,Wakarusa, and Decatur area.
The real estate market in Michigan has been real bad for the past 3 years. I have been in this business for over 30 years. We had to get rid of our motorhome. We love motorhoming and cross country driving. We are both 62 years old and have perfect driving records. Do you suppose there is someone out there that could hook us up to this on the road life?
Mike B -
Jim (my better half here at The Fun Times Guide) says to check with Hoosier Transit.
Every time he's in their lot, there are motorhomes that are obviously ready for transport and they have personal vehicles attached to the back.
He THINKS these are the personal vehicles of the transport drivers.
Just a thought...
This is an excellent resource.
What I can NOT find, however, is a relocation company that delivers motorhomes (RV's) with your personal vehicle being towed...then, you drive to the next pick-up, etc. I know they exist, but can't find any on the web. So far, the "driveaway" are not hiring?
The companies above are out of my league since I do not own a 1-ton pick-up or other towing vehicle. I DO have a CDL class-A and a spotless driving record, though.
I LIVE IN SOUTHERN MICHIGAN.ANY COMPANIES HIRER