Possibly starting a tow truck business in WA
03-16-2005, 04:01 PM
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Re: Possibly starting a tow truck business in WA
Originally Posted by Garylove
I got a 20 spot says your probably still living at home in 5 years. When my 240 gernades I'll be sure to call up 1-800-TOWARKET
btw love the sound effects on your front page, totally... "rad" ?
btw love the sound effects on your front page, totally... "rad" ?
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03-16-2005, 04:31 PM
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Re: Possibly starting a tow truck business in WA
Oh, I love a thinker.
If you can't do police/government tows, the first thing I'm thinking about is parking violations, picking up junk cars and towing them to the junkyards, repo's is a good one, towing for auto shops with broke down customers that don't have a truck available, and maybe even get into AAA stuff. It seems like everyone that's in it is doing well.
Do everything that you intend to, and if you fail, it's only more you learn.
--------------------------- is something I started with nothing. I don't think it will ever make me even wealthy, but it allows me to express this "business mentality" that I feel inside of me. It could be something big in the future, but I look at it as "management" training for when I come up with that "life income" idea. It could be my new painting company, or it could be something else, but all in all I would just encourage anyone who feels they have this "mentality" to use it in SOME kind of way. Good luck.
If you can't do police/government tows, the first thing I'm thinking about is parking violations, picking up junk cars and towing them to the junkyards, repo's is a good one, towing for auto shops with broke down customers that don't have a truck available, and maybe even get into AAA stuff. It seems like everyone that's in it is doing well.
Do everything that you intend to, and if you fail, it's only more you learn.
--------------------------- is something I started with nothing. I don't think it will ever make me even wealthy, but it allows me to express this "business mentality" that I feel inside of me. It could be something big in the future, but I look at it as "management" training for when I come up with that "life income" idea. It could be my new painting company, or it could be something else, but all in all I would just encourage anyone who feels they have this "mentality" to use it in SOME kind of way. Good luck.
03-16-2005, 07:22 PM
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Re: Possibly starting a tow truck business in WA
Originally Posted by Stealthmode
Oh, I love a thinker.
.....the first thing I'm thinking about is parking violations, picking up junk cars and towing them to the junkyards....
.....the first thing I'm thinking about is parking violations, picking up junk cars and towing them to the junkyards....
03-16-2005, 07:35 PM
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Re: Possibly starting a tow truck business in WA
No business that turns high profits is going to be 100% clean. But I know what you mean.
So far I've been calling the state patrol and AAA to see what requirments they have for the towing company before a contract can be made. That and contracts with local auto shops and dealerships... So far its looking like it can be very profitable. Like I said.. we'll see how it ends up in the next 6 months.
So far I've been calling the state patrol and AAA to see what requirments they have for the towing company before a contract can be made. That and contracts with local auto shops and dealerships... So far its looking like it can be very profitable. Like I said.. we'll see how it ends up in the next 6 months.
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