Yellow | Filed 12/20/2023.... Still More To Go:

[Kennesaw Kid]

Filed 12/20/2023.... Still more to go.
..."There are still 118 leased properties remaining to be sold as well as another 46 terminals that the company owns.
A hearing to approve the sale of the leased properties is scheduled for Jan. 12. Objections to the sales or assurance of future performance are due to the court by Jan. 5."...

https://document.epiq11.com/document/getdocumentsbydocket/?docketId=1049671&projectCode=YRC&docketNumber=1403&source=DM

 

[No port]

As I said, buying a lease at auction was not going to bring many buyers, unless it was at a heavy discount.
First round was predictable.
I accept your apology .

 

[Kennesaw Kid]

As I said, buying a lease at auction was not going to bring many buyers, unless it was at a heavy discount.
First round was predictable.
I accept your apology .

Its $84M more they did not have before

 

[Real Teamster]

Its $84M more they did not have before

That is true, but the number of leaseholds that did NOT sell is particularly noteworthy. Also, some of the massive, owned properties that did not sell are of significant note.

 

[Triplex]

That is true, but the number of leaseholds that did NOT sell is particularly noteworthy. Also, some of the massive, owned properties that did not sell are of significant note.

Wondering if Old Dominion wishes they had purchased Maybrook now instead of Tannersville a while back? Maybrook turns more Northeast locations and is a good turn to/from Carslisle.

 

[Real Teamster]

Wondering if Old Dominion wishes they had purchased Maybrook now instead of Tannersville a while back? Maybrook turns more Northeast locations and is a good turn to/from Carslisle.

Good question!

 

[Triplex]

Good question!

Roadway built Tannersville in the early 1970's when they ran the Ho Chi Minh (209) to get to New England. Not such a great location for that since 209 was closed to trucks.

 

[Real Teamster]

Roadway built Tannersville in the early 1970's when they ran the Ho Chi Minh (209) to get to New England. Not such a great location for that since 209 was closed to trucks.

I've seen a lot of things that Roadway did that were of questionable intelligence. But then the same goes for Yellow.

 

[Triplex]

Maybe I could buy Maybrook and lease it to OD at a good rate if they promise to use me on the road board there. Hmm!

 

[SuperCourse]

Roadway built Tannersville in the early 1970's when they ran the Ho Chi Minh (209) to get to New England. Not such a great location for that since 209 was closed to trucks.

Not many left that remember running the Ho Chi Minh, Muller's Truck Stop, The Pink House, Milford Diner, "meat haulers curve". Good times.

 

[Real Teamster]

Maybe I could buy Maybrook and lease it to OD at a good rate if they promise to use me on the road board there. Hmm!

Tri, haven't you had enough of this fun yet?

 

[SuperCourse]

I've seen a lot of things that Roadway did that were of questionable intelligence. But then the same goes for Yellow.

There was no questionable intelligence involved. At the time Tannersville was built nobody could have foreseen that 209 would be turned into a park.

 

[Real Teamster]

There was no questionable intelligence involved. At the time Tannersville was built nobody could have foreseen that 209 would be turned into a park.

I'll take your word for that. I am not familiar with it.

 

[BIG R GUY]

Roadway built Tannersville in the early 1970's when they ran the Ho Chi Minh (209) to get to New England. Not such a great location for that since 209 was closed to trucks.

Ah, the famous, Ho Chi Min,(water gap)

 

[SuperCourse]

I'll take your word for that. I am not familiar with it.

It was an excellent location until they closed 209 to trucks which added about 30 miles to every run into New England.

 

[Triplex]

Not many left that remember running the Ho Chi Minh, Muller's Truck Stop, The Pink House, Milford Diner, "meat haulers curve". Good times.

Only ran it one time at Maislin SC. It wasn't a regular route for us. We had our fun times running across northern NY State on US 11 (or NY 37 for variety) between Watertown and Champlain.

 

[Triplex]

Tri, haven't you had enough of this fun yet?

No RT, not yet. Something about it still draws me like a moth to a flame!

 

[SuperCourse]

Only ran it one time at Maislin SC. It wasn't a regular route for us. We had our fun times running across northern NY State on US 11 (or NY 37 for variety) between Watertown and Champlain.

It was all about the diners back then, am I right?

 

[Triplex]

It was all about the diners back then, am I right?

You know it. It was all about that, stopping, meeting/talking with other drivers, kidding around with the waitresses. The dashers today don't know what they missed.

 

[ABF381]

Only ran it one time at Maislin SC. It wasn't a regular route for us. We had our fun times running across northern NY State on US 11 (or NY 37 for variety) between Watertown and Champlain.

I used to run US11 in that area a bit....one time I was empty up that way in the winter, big gusts of wind blew and nearly blew my truck over....driver behind me asked me if I needed to change my drawers because my trailer tandems were off the ground....