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Arrow Truck Sales, Inc. began operations in 1950 from a small used truck lot in downtown Kansas City, Missouri. From the initial start-up, the company has followed the principle of providing high-quality, pre-owned vehicles to customers who want to maximize the value of money.

http://www.arrowtruck.com

PageRank: 4/10

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Southwest International Trucks

Welcome to Southwest International, where you will find superior: Customer Service... Cooperation... & a Can-Do-Attitude! Locally owned, we have six locations in Texas to serve you with the best new and used trucks from International and much more: Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, McKinney, Bridgeport, and Sherman-Paris. In addition to our quality truck sales department, we also offer leasing, parts, service, body repair and full in-house financing. Our satisfied clientel ranges from owner-operators all the way to Fortune 50 companies.

http://www.southwestinternational.com

PageRank: 2/10

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Lasseter Bus and Mobility

Sales & service of passenger buses for almost any application, including airport shuttles, private schools, day care centers, churches, senior care facilities, hospitals, and colleges.

http://www.lasseter.com

PageRank: 3/10

(Clicks: 0; Comments: 0; Listing added: Jun 17, 2009)

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