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Older trucks still popular
31st July 2003, Page 46
31st July 2003
Page 46
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• Tractors dating back to 1996 or 1997 that can be operated at 44 tonnes are proving popular among second-hand buyers, says independent dealer Robert Reynolds. "They'll sell if they're clean and tidy, and represent good value for money," he reports.
There's plenty of interest in tipper trailers too, he adds.
"Nice late curtainsider and flat-bed trailers are selling strongly as well," he reports. "Unfortunately there aren't many of either about."
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