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Saying goodbye to a fleet Malcolm Harrison ran the auction,
21th October 2004, Page 73
21th October 2004
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Page 73, 21th October 2004
— Saying goodbye to a fleet Malcolm Harrison ran the auction,
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selling off JMS Transport's fleet for more than £700,000, The impressive array of late-year tractors with big cabs and big engines attracted brisk bidding from a crowd of 130 buyers, including representatives from the trade.
The tractors included two 2004 Oaf 95XF Spacecala 6x2s with 480hp engines, and a 2003-registred 95XF with a 530hp engine. There were seven Volvo FH12 6x2 Globetrotters with 460hp engines datlng from 2000 to last year, and one 4x2 FH12. Maintaining that flagship theme was a Mercedes-Benz Actros 2553 6x2 530hp Megaspace.
The trailers were a mixture of late-year trombone low-loaders from Broshuis, Nooteboom, Weightmaster, Montracon and Dennisons.
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