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On the forecourt were two classic examples of what Haydock
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Commercials sells on the used side. First up was a P114 8x4 tipper with a muckaway body brought in from Lentool in Deeside. It was registered in August 2003 and had 142,000km on the clock. It had a full service history and was priced at £46,000 (ex-VAT).
Next was a bread-and-butter vehicle: an R124 6x2 tractor with a 470hp driveline. It had the standard sleeper cab and had two previous owners; Bulmers and an owner driver. It had alloy wheels, a fixed fifth wheel and an Eminox stack. First registered in January 2002, it had clocked 419,000km and was priced £31,500 (ex-VAT).