Sell Your Box Truck or Straight Truck

Sell a Box Truck in Any Condition

Truck Fleet Buyer buys box trucks and straight trucks running or not — high-mileage, with mechanical or emissions problems, accident damage, or clean and road-ready. Call with the details for an immediate phone offer.

We review 12- to 26-foot box trucks, cutaway and cab-over units, moving trucks, liftgate trucks, and refrigerated (reefer) box trucks, in both non-CDL (under 26,000 lb GVWR) and CDL weight classes. A worn box, a dead liftgate, or a non-working reefer does not stop a truck from being reviewed for an offer.

What Affects a Box Truck Offer

Box trucks are valued a little differently from tractors. These details help the buyer team quote accurately in one call:

• GVWR / weight class and whether a CDL is required
• Box length and material (aluminum vs. FRP)
• Liftgate type and whether it works
• Refrigeration unit make (Thermo King / Carrier) and its hours, if a reefer
• Odometer mileage and whether the truck runs and drives
• Cab-chassis make, model, and year
• Rust, roll-up or swing door, and interior/floor condition
• Title status and any lien

What to Have Ready for a Fast Quote

You do not need everything to start a quote, but a few basics speed it up. Useful details to gather before you call or submit the form:

• Year, make, and model of the cab chassis
• Box length and whether it has a liftgate or refrigeration
• Current mileage and whether the truck currently runs and drives
• A short description of any damage or known repairs
• Pickup ZIP code and access notes
• Photos of the exterior, box, liftgate, and any damage

Makes and Models We Review

Truck Fleet Buyer reviews box and straight trucks built on common chassis such as Isuzu, Hino, Freightliner (M2), Ford (E-Series, F-Series, Transit), International, Chevrolet, and GMC. Whether it is a light non-CDL delivery truck or a heavier CDL-class straight truck, the make and model help set the offer, while box configuration, mileage, and condition usually matter more.

Pickup and Payment

If you accept the phone offer, Truck Fleet Buyer coordinates pickup at a location you choose, completes the paperwork, and provides the agreed payment. There is no out-of-pocket pickup cost when an offer is accepted. Same-day pickup may be available depending on location, truck condition, and paperwork — timing is confirmed when the offer is arranged, not promised up front.