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2005 Strick
Sold on 10/2020

The 2005 Strick industrial truck, designed for logistics, features an aluminum roof and air suspension for durability and smooth rides. With a length of 53 feet and a width of 102 inches, this trailer offers ample space for cargo. Though showing signs of wear with a rip and bow in the body, it is listed as-is. Equipped with swing doors, this unit is located in Elizabethtown, México. Previously sold, this Strick model offers a cost-effective option for businesses needing a reliable workhorse in their fleet.


Stock Number
STK-56721009
Available Colors
Quantity
0 of 1 Available
Location
México, Mexico

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Item Details
IndustryLogistics
Titled VehicleYes
TemplateTrailers
Year2005
MakeStrick
Roof CompositionAluminum
Suspension TypeAir
Length53
Width102
Body DamageRip in the lower side along with a bow in the side
Body ConditionPoor
TermsAs-is
Door TypeSwing
CityElizabethtown

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