One lot in Sedalia, and one person to deal with. What’s wrong with a machine is written on its listing — faults, mileage, title — before you drive out to see it.
“Excellent experience. I came in with a coolant sensor issue and they took care of it right away. No delays, no guessing—just straight to the problem and fixed it properly. As a truck driver, time is money, and these guys understand that. Definitely recommend this shop.”
“Today I had electric problems in my trailer lighting. From time I came in and left the place took 1 1/2 hours to diagnose and fix the problem and for only $150 bucks. Thanks WORLD CLASS !!!”
“Bought a 2006 Yamaha Roadstar. Great value great bike”
“The communication that he gives to rectify any issues is outstanding. Very very respectful guy. I would recommend anybody to work with him.”
“Was nice doing business with. Very detailed on good and bad. Would recommend this seller.”
“My purchase was as described, I strongly recommend him seller.”
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Ratings and reviews are from Geno’s Google Business Profile — 5.0 across 36 reviews — and his Facebook Marketplace profile, where he holds a Highly Rated seller badge. Read every one at either link; nothing here has been edited.
Updated as machines come and go. Not seeing what you want? Call and ask — more comes through here than ever sits on this list.
Flatbeds and stepdecks rented by the month out of Sedalia. Rates below are per month; call for anything longer or shorter than a standard term.
Established 2006
World Class is a small equipment company in Sedalia, Missouri, working the same lot since 2006. We buy, sell and repair heavy equipment — flatbeds, stepdecks and drop decks, day cabs and roll-offs, forklifts, and the odd truck or trailer that has a second life left in it. What goes out on rent is trailers: flatbeds and stepdecks, by the month.
There is no sales floor, no finance desk and nobody working on commission. We are small enough that there is no phone tree and nobody to pass you along to — Geno answers the phone himself, and he is the one who prices the machine and hands you the title.
Most of what moves through here is trailers — Transcraft, Fontaine, Doonan, Reitnouer, Benson, Manac, Great Dane. Some go out on a monthly rental, some go home on a title the same afternoon, and some get repaired first.
Every listing says what a unit is and what it isn’t — mileage, condition, and what the title looks like — in writing, before you spend a morning driving out to see it. A small outfit can afford to be that plain about a machine. It is most of the reason people come back.
Call, text, or send a note. Evenings are fine.
