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Revival for 95XF
13th October 2005, Page 73
13th October 2005
Page 73
Page 73, 13th October 2005
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OAF'S 95XF tractor is starting to bounce back after a period in the used market doldrums, reports Matt Hammond of Daf dealership Harris Daf.
"It seemed to lose its way two or three months back, but it's very strong now," he says.
"I've just said a couple of 430hp 6x2 Spacecabs and they made good money,' he continues. "They were about as close to a standard fleet tractor as a 95XF ever gets."
"We're starting to see a few LFs coming through now, and they're doing well," he says. "Demand is still strong for the 45 Series though, and as a consequence I'm going out and actively buying them.
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