'Choose Your Wheels' Winner Opts for 2007 Ford Pickup
Michael Haas of Saint Regis, Mont., is driving a brand new 2007 Ford 4x4 pickup truck as part of the Trans-System's "Choose Your Wheels" referral program. Each referring employee was entered in a drawing for the grand priz

Michael Haas of Saint Regis, Mont., is driving a brand new 2007 Ford 4x4 pickup truck as part of the Trans-System's "Choose Your Wheels" referral program. Each referring employee was entered in a drawing for the grand prize
to choose between a Ford pickup and a Harley Heritage Softail Classic.
Ironically, Haas said he was just about to buy a truck exactly like the one he won. He had picked out a red 2007 Ford shortbed 4X4 when the company called him and told him he'd won.
What makes the prize even sweeter is that the driver Haas referred to System Transport is his father. "I've been trying to convince him to come here for a long time," said Haas. "I wasn't even thinking about the contest when I referred him."
Trans-System, Inc. is the parent company of System Transport and TW Transport. Trans-System has company driver positions with full benefits, great home time, excellent equipment and an owner-operator contract that pays for all fuel.
Company drivers and contractors can make runs to all 48 states and Canada, run regionally or be home daily, thanks to local runs. With the opportunities available at Trans-System, drivers have the power to choose what they want to haul and how far they want to haul it.
For more information, call (800) 762-3776 or visit www.trans-system.com.
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