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CADreamin · 01-30-2003, 10:38 AM

I rented a full-size Chevy pickup from U-Haul to transport some landscaping materials to and from my Mom's house. Not every U-Haul location rents pickups, so you may have to look around, especially where you're at in South Dakota. I'd imagine U-Haul locations are few and far between outside of the city.

To rent you will need to bring a valid driver license, proof of insurance if you don't want to take theirs, and a major credit card.

My price was about $120 for the weekend. This includes about $20 per day plus mileage (somewhere between 30 and 50 cents a mile - sorry but I can't recall the exact number).

If they don't have pickups available, you can rent a 17' box van from them on a local basis for about the same daily and mileage rates. They are easy to drive and you don't need a special license or anything.

Hope this helps

01-30-2003, 10:38 AM	#2
CADreamin Registered Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 93	I rented a full-size Chevy pickup from U-Haul to transport some landscaping materials to and from my Mom's house. Not every U-Haul location rents pickups, so you may have to look around, especially where you're at in South Dakota. I'd imagine U-Haul locations are few and far between outside of the city. To rent you will need to bring a valid driver license, proof of insurance if you don't want to take theirs, and a major credit card. My price was about $120 for the weekend. This includes about $20 per day plus mileage (somewhere between 30 and 50 cents a mile - sorry but I can't recall the exact number). If they don't have pickups available, you can rent a 17' box van from them on a local basis for about the same daily and mileage rates. They are easy to drive and you don't need a special license or anything. Hope this helps __________________ Greg 98 Mustang GT Coupe