He went to the bank to complete the paperwork and quickly got the papers to pick up his truck. Since he was a veteran, the first two months of payments were waived, which saved him $100. White was grateful for this Hardy's company had always offered special policies for veterans.
First, it was televisions, and now it was trucks. Hardy Group had a great reputation among veterans.
White found a friend with a motorcycle to drive him over 100 kilometers to the nearest armory, where many people had already gathered.
White bought a White 666. This was the same model he had driven in the army. He knew it was tough and could carry a lot. Even though it was rated for 6 tons, he had loaded up to 16 tons before.
After presenting the vehicle pick up documents, the on duty soldier allowed him to enter and choose a truck himself. He could drive away with whichever truck he fancied. This pleasantly surprised White, who hadn't expected to be able to choose one himself.
