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AUSTRALIA’S TOP SELLING TRUCK BRAND SINCE 1989 - T-mark 2012
SPRING 2013
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Bingo Group cleans up
Isuzus brighten future for Urban Group Energy
Laurie’s Kids Alive makes a splash
Precious cargo on the move
Road Safety Warrior
Straight from the horse’s mouth
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3News
18IAL World
19Industry Insider
20IAL Parts & Service
21Tech Torque
22Truck of the Year
24Dealer Network
Bingo Group cleans
up with Isuzu fleet
Waste removal gurus keep
Sydney’s streets clean. Page 6
Isuzus brighten future
for Urban Group Energy
D
ear readers, with the year fast drawing to a close, it appears likely Isuzu will record its 25th
consecutive year of Australian truck market leadership at the end of December. That’s
right, our run of sales leadership began way back in 1989 – some of you may have already
been driving Isuzus back then, other readers may have not yet been born! Whatever the
case may be, our ongoing success is only made possible through the continued support of our loyal
customers and owners, so to all who have owned an Isuzu truck over the journey, we sincerely thank
you for making Isuzu trucks your commercial vehicle of choice.
Very few – if any – vehicle manufacturers throughout the world competing in a free market can match
this 25 year achievement. And what of the future? In 1989 you can be sure that Isuzu-General Motors
(as it was known at the time) did not set out to reach 25 years as market leaders. The company’s
goals were simple and still hold true today: to provide Australian truck buyers with the broadest range
available, with an emphasis on reliability. Having the largest Dealer Network in the country and an
outstanding reputation for customer service and support also goes a long way to ensuring success. If
we remain true to these fundamentals of good product and support services, I have no doubt Isuzu’s
reign as market leader will still have some time to run.
Turning our attention to the feature stories in this edition. We continue our coverage of the new 8x4 FY
Series models as more and more customers around Australia are putting the trucks to good use in a
myriad of applications. The last edition featured two FY concrete agitators; this time around we take a
look at the Bingo Group which been using two FYJ 2000s in hooklift bin applications.
Our next feature follows an environmentally friendly NNR 200 owned and operated by Urban Group
Energy. It is being used as a mobile display centre to promote a wide range of technologies aimed at
reducing energy consumption.
Renewable energy education
on wheels. Page 8
Also doing excellent work but for a different cause is world renowned former Australian Olympic swim
coach, Laurie Lawrence. Laurie launched the ‘Kids Alive’ swimming program in 1988 in an effort
to prevent children from drowning. Read about how an Isuzu NPR 200 is assisting in spreading his
important water awareness message.
Laurie’s Kids Alive makes a
splash with new Isuzu truck
Returning our focus to the heavier end of the Isuzu model offering, we take a look at Patrick Autocare
and its fleet of car carrying FXD 1000s. Few people give a thought as to how new cars arrive at the
dealership, but chances are if you drive an imported model, Patrick’s have processed it.
Olympic swimming coach is doing
it for the kids. Page 10
Some of our younger readers might be familiar with the FTR 900 truck in our final feature – her name’s
Vanessa and she likes to hang out at music festivals and social events. She’s fitted with a unique body
and is also the subject of the latest installment of our ‘On the Road’ video series.
Precious cargo on the move
with Isuzu transporters
Patrick Autocare provides door
to door car delivery. Page 12
Road Safety Warrior
The Melbourne Cup may have been run and won, but in our final story we keep the racing carnival
rolling on with a look at Murray Racing and its Isuzu FSD 700 horse transporter.
This edition also provides the latest progress on the 1979 SBR heritage truck project – as you’ll see,
the old workhorse has really cleaned-up and is very close to completion. Also within the following
pages are all our other regular Truck Power segments.
Please enjoy this edition. On behalf of IAL, I wish you and your family all the very best for a happy and
safe festive period, and thanks once again for your ongoing support of the Isuzu brand.
FTR 900 helps young adults
stay safe. Page 14
Straight from
the horse’s mouth
TRUCKPOWER SPRING 2013
Winning results for Murray Racing
and Isuzu. Page 17
Jeff Birdseye
Marketing Manager
Editor: Jeff Birdseye - Marketing Manager Isuzu Australia Ltd.
Koichi Yoda – Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer.
Phil Taylor – Director and Chief Operating Officer.
Editorial and Design: Arkajon.
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F Series stars in latest off-road video
NEWS
Watch the video!
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Scan the QR code with your smart
phone or tablet to see a video of
the Isuzu F Series off-road range.
How to scan
Use the QR barcode reader on your device to
scan. Your device may already have a reader app
installed, if not visit your app store.
If you don’t have a smart phone or tablet, go to
www.youtube.com, search for Isuzu Australia and
go to the channel, then click on the ‘Isuzu F Series
Off Road Range – No Road, No Worries’ video.
IAL has released a video to showcase the off-road abilities of the Isuzu F Series 4x4 range.
Filmed on closed roads at the Australian Automotive Research Centre in
Anglesea, south-west of Melbourne, the video shows the FSS 550 4x4 and
FTS 800 4x4 negotiating various off-road conditions.
The video demonstrates the credentials of the Isuzu F Series 4x4 range
which have been proven through years of service in some of the harshest
operating conditions and on the job demands with Australia’s emergency
services, mining and exploration industries and council applications.
Recent enhancements to the Isuzu F Series off-road range bring new levels
of safety, driver comfort and entertainment features to the iconic nameplate.
IAL recommends operators attend 4x4 driver training prior to driving off-road.
Operators should also thoroughly consult the vehicle owner’s manual before
heading off-road.
Isuzu on show at
AFAC conference
Isuzu recently participated in the Australasian Fire
and Emergency Service Authorities Council (AFAC)
Conference, held in September in Melbourne.
The Isuzu stand showcased an NPS 300 and FTS 800 Auto with fire-fighting
appliance bodies fitted. It also included pictorial displays of Isuzu trucks as
used by various emergency service organisations around Australia.
The AFAC conference included a seminar element that examined how
emergency management services, land managers and communities prepare,
respond to and assist with recovery – all vital to developing evidence-based
policy and practice for the future.
Industrial and Marine Engines display
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Interest in the Isuzu 4x4 trucks and industrial engines from conference
attendees was very strong.
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Viewers swear by
new Isuzu commercial
Dealer Technical Consultant, Jason Leckie.
Isuzu’s new humorous television commercial
for the NPR 200 Tradepack has been grabbing
the attention of television viewers.
It features two tradies in a clapped-out old ute
and it’s obvious from their cleverly disguised bad
language they’re jealous of their mate’s shiny new
Isuzu when he turns up on-site.
The aim of the commercial is to promote Isuzu’s
popular ready-to-work NPR 200 Tradepack as the
best choice for tradies looking to make the switch
from their current work vehicle.
The commercial was first aired in mid-September
and is currently screening nationally on several
Foxtel channels, in addition to Tradepack
sponsorships for a range of popular TV shows
such as Ice Road Truckers and Pawn Stars, and
traffic network sponsorships on Triple M radio.
The campaign was supported by comprehensive
targeted online banner advertising throughout
September and October, as well as a homepage
takeover of www.trucksales.com.au
Watch the video!
phone or tablet to watch Isuzu’s
Tradepack TVC.
How to scan
go to the channel, then click on the ‘Isuzu Trucks
Tradepack TVC’ video.
IAL
Technical
Assistance
team
welcomes
a new face
IAL has strengthened its technical
assistance team with the addition of a new
Dealer Technical Consultant, Jason Leckie.
Jason commenced his role at IAL in July, prior to
which he worked at Isuzu dealer, Westar Trucks.
Jason has many years’ experience with Isuzu
products, beginning his career in the motor
industry as an apprentice technician at Westar
Trucks, following which he worked as a
qualified technician for a number of years.
Jason progressed his career within Westar
Trucks to become a service advisor and then
an Isuzu warranty consultant.
Welcome to the team, Jason.
Airpower brings Darwin up to speed on FY Series
Northern Territory Isuzu Trucks dealership, Airpower, recently held a special event to
welcome Isuzu’s new FY Series range to the greater Darwin region.
On the day, Airpower displayed a range of FY Series variants, including a tilt-tray
demonstration truck and two agitators that were ready to be delivered to customers.
Adding to the event was a presentation from existing customer, Halkitis Bros, who previously
purchased two Isuzu FY agitators and shared their positive experiences with potential customers.
Also in attendance representing IAL, were Zone Managers, Alan Miller and Paul Sibley.
“The future of Isuzu’s FY Series range in the Northern Territory looks positive. As a result of
the day, Airpower received several new enquiries about the FY Series models from potential
customers,” Violet Song, Airpower Advertising Coordinator, said.
Airpower also conducted a business card draw during the event, with a great range of
prizes on offer, all from the Isuzu merchandise range.
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NEWS
Chief Engineer, Product Strategy, Simon Humphries.
Leading engineering manager
rejoins Isuzu Trucks
Highly regarded senior commercial vehicle engineer, Simon Humphries, has rejoined IAL as Chief Engineer,
Product Strategy, taking over from Colin White who retires after nine years’ service with the company.
Mr Humphries first joined Isuzu-General Motors
(as it was known at the time) in 1998 as Truck
Sales Engineer, before being promoted to the
senior engineering role in 2001.
In early 2009 he left IAL after successfully
overseeing several large model roll-outs with
the truck market leader, including a 100-plus,
all-new model introduction in 2007 and 2008.
Upon leaving IAL, Mr Humphries joined
Wesfarmers’ Evol LNG where he was Business
Mr Humphries said he was very excited at the
prospect of rejoining IAL after several years
expanding his skill base with Evol and TIC.
“I’m delighted at being given the opportunity to
resume working with IAL,” he said.
“In recent years the company has
restructured its sales department, while the
engineering team has also grown in size –
I’m looking forward to working with both
to ensure we continue to deliver superior
products to our customers.”
IAL Director and Chief Operating Officer, Phil
Taylor, said Mr Humphries’ return to IAL would
yield benefits for both the Isuzu brand and its
customers.
“Simon is highly regarded in the commercial
vehicle industry and will strengthen our
engineering department,” Mr Taylor said.
“His two recent roles have expanded his
knowledge base and industry contacts, and
he returns to IAL able to offer our company
more than ever before – Simon will make a
strong contribution.”
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Mr Humphries was also heavily involved in
development work in the lead-up to the launch
of Isuzu’s second generation compressed
natural gas range.
Manager – East Coast for two years. For the
past three years, he held the position of Chief
Technical Officer with the Truck Industry Council
(TIC), Australia’s peak truck manufacturer and
major component supplier representative group.
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FEATURE
Bingo Group cleans
No job too big or small for waste management experts.
B
ingo Group has been helping keep Sydney
gleaming with the aid of its Isuzu fleet,
including two new Isuzu FYJ 2000 8x4
trucks fitted with hook lift bodies.
Since the company was established in 2006,
Bingo Group has been offering a range of waste
management services to residential, commercial
and industrial customers in metropolitan Sydney.
Beginning operations with just four trucks and
100 bins, Bingo Group has come a long way in
the past eight years, developing from a small skip
bin company to offering customers a complete
waste management solution. Today, the company
has a fleet of over 60 trucks, including 45 Isuzus,
approximately 4,000 bins and 110 staff.
Its range of services now includes skip bin hire
and commercial and industrial waste bin hire/
service, while also operating recycling centres and
offering civil services.
Bingo Group operates from several sites across
Sydney, with its head office and workshop located
in Silverwater and its recycling yards in St Peters
and Auburn.
According to Bingo Group’s Internal Sales and
Marketing Manager, Sargon Raoul, the company
stands out from its competitors because it strives
to deliver exceptional customer service.
“We are constantly looking at ways to simplify our
processes so we can provide the best service. We
have a large fleet so we can service our customers
with faster and more reliable turnaround times,”
Mr Raoul said.
“We also invest heavily in marketing our brand
and trucks, and significant resources go towards
training our employees and providing them with
the qualifications they require to do a better job for
our customers.
“We offer the complete package – a one stop
waste management service for all residential,
commercial and industrial needs.”
In addition to Bingo Group’s new Isuzu FYJ 2000
8x4 trucks, its fleet also includes many other
Isuzus ranging from the NQR 450s through to FXZ
1500s. These trucks serve a variety of applications
and are fitted out as skip bin and hook lift trucks
as well as crane trucks and service vehicles.
“Our Isuzu trucks are used to deliver and pick up
our bins from customers. They are used six days a
week and travel approximately 50,000 kilometres
a year. To date, we have not replaced any of our
Isuzus – the oldest is a 2007 model which is still in
good condition,” Mr Raoul said.
“Our trucks are required to operate in rough
conditions, such as in and out of construction sites
and navigating areas with tight access. In most
cases they handle these conditions well.
“We believe Isuzu trucks are great. They are
the most reliable for what we do and through
experience we have discovered they suit our work
conditions best.
The FYJ was recommended to us and the decision
has worked well. We didn’t have any reservations
when purchasing this model even though it is
relatively new to the Isuzu lineup. We knew it
would be very good and we love it.
“The FY Series looks the part and is also very
functional for hooklift applications, the driver
feedback has been very positive,” Mr Raoul said.
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FYJ 2000 Auto specification at a glance
GVM: 30,000 kg
Advanced Technology:
GCM: 42,500 kg
Driver airbag
Engine: 9.8 litre, 6-cylinder and
Euro V SiTEC Series III 350
ISRI 6860 seat with integrated
seatbelt pretensioner
Power: 257 kW @ 2,000 rpm
ADR 42 compliant sleeper with mattress
Torque: 1422 Nm @ 1,200 – 1,500 rpm
ECE-R29 compliant cab
Transmission: Allison 4430 Series
Automatic
ECE-R93 compliant Front Underrun
Protective Device (FUPD)
Suspension: Hendrickson Airbag
Antilock Braking System (ABS)
Standard Cross Locks
Load sharing front suspension
equaliser with shock absorber
Front stabiliser bar
Cruise control
up with Isuzu fleet
Bingo Group Internal Sales and Marketing Manager, Sargon Raoul.
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FEATURE
Isuzu
brightens
future
for Urban
Group Energy
Renewable energy
specialists add spark to
solar power awareness.
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Urban Group Energy stand at the All Energy Australia exhibition in Melbourne.
O
ver one million Australian homes and
businesses have switched to solar
power – not only saving them money but
helping the environment as well.
Spreading the good word about renewable energy
is not an easy task; however with the recent
development of the ‘Energy Truck’ – a classroom
on wheels – energy efficiency education just got a
whole lot easier.
Created by energy efficiency specialists, Urban
Group Energy, the Energy Truck delivers a wealth of
information and practical tutorials on solar power
and energy management products at trade shows
and exhibitions.
Based on an Isuzu NNR 200, the Energy Truck
was conceived as a fully equipped interactive
demonstration unit which can also be used
as a roadshow solution for potential renewable
energy clients.
Urban Group Energy’s products and solutions help
businesses reduce their energy consumption by
utilising the latest equipment and technology.
Employing a staff of 100, Urban Group Energy has
offices in Sydney and Erina, New South Wales.
According to Marketing Manager, Kim Bradley, the
Energy Truck cab chassis matches a long list of
requirements.
“We need a vehicle small enough to drive with
a car licence, yet large enough to showcase our
entire product range,” Kim said.
“Flexibility is also an important factor as we
required a cab chassis that would be easy to
customise and fit out.
“In addition, we wanted to buy from a reputable
brand we can trust.
“Product reliability is also important as the Energy
Truck is destined to travel long distances around
Australia.”
The custom-made truck van body is designed to
provide an interactive hands-on experience and was
built by specialised local body builders, Westrucks,
located in Wetherill Park, New South Wales.
The fit out includes a large lighting display which
offers a real-time demonstration of the lighting
efficiency of varying products – the energy
consumption control panel easily and effectively
establishes and compares the energy consumption
of selected products.
Kim said the Isuzu NNR 200 has many appealing
features.
“The size of the truck is a perfect fit for showrooms
and exhibitions,” she said.
“It is a great talking piece and delivers endless
possibilities in lead generation, rapid sales and
return on investment.
“The truck’s modern design goes well with Urban
Group Energy’s corporate look.”
Kim mentioned feedback from the drivers has been
very positive.
“A select few have driven the truck so far and are
surprised at how user-friendly the NNR 200 is,”
she said.
“They said the truck was quite easy to manoeuver
into showrooms.
“Everyone agrees the truck provides a comfortable
and easy drive.”
The showcased products include LED down lights,
LED shop lights, fluorescent lights and banks,
halogen down lights, halogen shop lights, tunnel
lights and highbay lights.
The Energy Truck is ideal for generating a wealth of
sales leads at trade shows, shopping centres and
conferences by displaying the benefits of efficient
energy in front of potential customers’ eyes.
Urban Group Energy Marketing Manager, Kim Bradley.
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The company services business to business clients
such as industry resellers, industry distributors,
channel partners, installers, electricians and traders.
(l-r) Urban Group Energy Sales Representative, Mark Roberts and Wholesale
Solar Sales Manager, John Walters examining a solar panel display.
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FEATURE
Laurie’s
Kids Alive
makes a splash
with new Isuzu Truck
Mobile education unit aids kids’ water safety awareness.
(l-r) Former Olympic swim coach, Laurie Lawrence; lifesaver Lil and Boo the alien.
F
ew who saw will ever forget legendary
Olympic swim coach Laurie Lawrence’s
animated pool side demeanor as he
cheered his young charger, Duncan
Armstrong, to Gold in the 200 freestyle final at the
Seoul games in 1988.
Fortunately Laurie’s passion for winning is only
surpassed by his passion and commitment to
raise children’s water awareness through the
‘Kids Alive’ program.
Laurie started the Kids Alive program in 2000 after
he learned that around 63 children under the age of
five were drowning in Australia each year.
Kids Alive team now travels all over Australia to
perform to school groups.
“The Kids Alive program began with the help of media
outlets such as Channels 7, 9, 10 and CRA, who
played radio and television ads which were designed
to generate awareness amongst parents. As a result,
the number of drownings decreased to 35.”
Along with the Australian Automotive Dealers
Association (AADA) and Gold Coast Isuzu, Isuzu
Australia Limited has supported the program which
provided an Isuzu NPR 200 truck for the Kids Alive
team to use as they travel around Australia raising
water safety awareness.
In addition to the advertisements, Laurie created a
water safety pantomime show for children, which
incorporated an educational song and dance
teaching them how to stay safe by the pool. The
The eye catching truck features a polished alloy
bull bar, is fitted with satellite navigation and
a colourful sign-written body making it a great
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(l-r) Boo the alien; former Olympic swim coach, Laurie Lawrence; IAL Business Planning Manager and Company Secretary, Paul Evans; IAL Queensland Dealer Sales Manager, Chris Musch and lifesaver Lil.
mobile billboard for the program.
“It’s an excellent truck. We visit towns all over
Australia free of charge and schools can come and
visit us to see the show,” Laurie said.
“We use the Isuzu truck to carry all of our audio
visual equipment. A senior member of the on-road
team is responsible for driving the truck to the next
location each time.
To further spread the safety message, Laurie has
developed an educational DVD that is provided free
of charge to new mothers in hospital.
“Over one million DVDs about water safety have
been given to new parents thanks to the Federal
Government,” Laurie said.
“We now have achieved the lowest record of preschool children drowning, with the total reducing
from 35 to 21. We are aiming to be the first country
in the world with no preschool drownings.”
Isuzu Business Planning Manager, Paul Evans,
said contributing to the Kids Alive program was a
great opportunity to help educate Australians about
keeping children safe by the water.
“Isuzu Australia Limited was delighted to contribute
to Laurie’s Kids Alive program and help prevent
the tragic drowning of children under five through
education and awareness,” Paul said.
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“We have received very good feedback about the
Kids Alive show from school teachers. The kids go
crazy for it. It’s like a rock and roll tour.
“Thanks to the donations we received we don’t
need to worry about any equipment or our vehicle,
we are ready to tour.”
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FEATURE
Precious cargo
on the move with
Isuzu transporters
New vehicle specialists expand fleet.
Patrick Autocare Victorian and Tasmanian
Transport Manger, Neil Salvador.
N
othing beats picking up a brand new
car – the sparkling paint, that ‘new car’
smell, but few give any thought to how
new cars arrive at the dealership.
For all vehicles, the journey begins at the docks or
a local manufacturing facility; it’s then the delicate
task of companies such as Patrick Autocare, to
ensure the precious cargo gets delivered safely
and reliably to the dealership.
For more than 50 years, Patrick Autocare has set
the pace in the Australian automotive industry,
offering integrated new motor vehicle processing,
storage and distribution.
The company provides its comprehensive
range of services to some of Australia’s largest
manufacturers and importers as well as fleet
operators, dealerships, national dealership
networks and the general public.
With its on-wharf and off-wharf sites at key
destinations around Australia, the company’s
logistical solutions include transport through road,
rail and sea with a total distribution approach,
handled by over 1,000 team members across all
of Australia.
Patrick Autocare’s 500-strong equipment fleet
distributes more than a million vehicles annually
and includes a fleet of Isuzu trucks ranging from
FXD 1000s to smaller N Series models.
Apart from using Isuzu trucks for transportation
purposes, Patrick Autocare also has a longstanding
Car delivery at Brighton Holden Dealership.
business relationship with Isuzu, as it transports
Isuzu trucks to the Isuzu dealer network.
According to Branch Manager Central Region, Joe
Berlingeri, Isuzu is therefore very much front of
mind when looking for a new truck.
“We can always count on Isuzu to deliver on its
promise of quality and reliability,” Joe said.
“We’ve never had any trouble with the Isuzu
trucks in our fleet.
“With Isuzu’s extensive range of models, we were
able to find a truck that suited our requirements.”
The most recent purchase was an FXD 1000
which is currently being used as a metro car
carrier in the eastern Australian states.
The new addition is fitted with a custom-made
hybrid trailer which can carry up to four cars.
The company worked closely with truck and trailer
body builder, D’Angelo’s, located in Laverton
North, Victoria to build a trailer meeting the strict
requirements for metro vehicle delivery.
To enable the truck to easily manoeuver around
dealerships and tight residential streets, the trailer
is only 14.5 metres long.
For greater safety the hybrid trailer design allows
loading of the top decks from ground level, the decks
then hydraulically lift into position which in turn
removes the need for the driver to work at height.
Joe said the FXD 1000’s features are well
matched for their metro car carrying trailer.
“The truck’s power output (257 kW @ 2,000 RPM)
is ideal to tow the custom-made four-car carrier,”
he said.
“Chassis length and height were also important
factors for us allowing easy mounting of the trailer.
“Furthermore, the FXD 1000’s GCM of 36,000 kg
is just right to carry the weight of four cars.”
Patrick Autocare prides itself in its continuous
development of automotive transport technology.
Through a seamless and fully integrated
computerised environment, the company is able
to provide real-time vehicle tracking, reducing
vehicle handling time and providing more efficient
deliveries across Australia.
Joe said the FXD 1000 model in particular is wellsuited to the company’s needs.
“We wanted a truck model that would be mainly
used for local deliveries within Sydney and
Melbourne metro areas as well as the odd near
city highway run when needed,” he said.
“So far the FXD 1000 has proved to be up to the
task – it’s quite the workhorse.
“The truck’s performance has been very wellreceived. The drivers are all pleasantly surprised
at just how good the FXD 1000 is – it outperforms
their expectations.”
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FEATURE
Road Safety
Meet Vanessa. She is a big
fan of music, loves a good
chat, playing games, giving
away prizes and chilling
out in the sun.
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Warrior
The Vanessa crew.
Watch the video!
phone or tablet to see a video of
TAC’s Vanessa.
How to scan
go to the channel, then click on the ‘Isuzu Truck
Power - On The Road with Vanessa’ video.
www.isuzu.com.au
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FEATURE
S
Festival goers take on the Pac Man challenge.
he is also a big orange truck that
frequently attends Victoria’s most popular
music festivals.
Born in 2006, the original Vanessa began
as a program and a vehicle to deliver the Transport
Accident Commission’s (TAC) road safety messages
to young people at high-risk events such as music
festivals and street parties. Vanessa’s key message
is ‘your mate’s life is in your hands’.
The latest mobile entertainment/education centre was
created by advertising gurus, the Lifelounge Agency,
and is built on a new Isuzu FTR 900 cab chassis.
According to Road Safety Manager, Samantha
Cockfield, the Isuzu FTR 900 model is well suited to
accommodate the high safety standards required
by the TAC.
“When looking for a new truck for the Vanessa
program, we had to ensure that it reflects the
road safety messages we are delivering,”
Samantha said.
“We changed the back bench seat to individual
seats with separate restraints.
“For added safety, we also installed a GPS tracking
system that provides advice to the driver about speed
limits, bridge heights and other safety issues.”
In conjunction with providing awareness about road
safety, Vanessa also houses breathalyzer machines
so festival goers can test their blood alcohol
content for free before they drive home.
Furthermore, Vanessa also offers a ‘chill out’ space for
those who want to take some time out from the event.
When on board, visitors can help themselves to
a free photo booth, watch the TAC’s ‘Make a film,
make a difference’ films and music videos, play
retro video games or just relax on couches and
have a break from the festival.
In order to appeal to the young adult demographic,
Vanessa was conceived as a separate subsidiary
brand of the TAC, without using the more corporate
look and feel of the TAC.
The Isuzu FTR 900’s body was specially designed to
meet the requirements of the Vanessa program and
includes a hydraulic roof that turns the truck into
a two storey, five metre high viewing platform that
Retro style interior.
festival goers can view the whole festival from.
The raised platform also has couches and a retro
games console so that festival goers can relax but
still see the stage, so they don’t miss out on any of
their favourite bands.
Samantha said the FTR 900 chassis was the ideal
fit for the program’s requirements.
“We wanted a truck that adheres to the Australian
Legal Road requirements,” Samantha said.
“The FTR 900 comes with a standard ECE-R29
compliant cab which is a big tick for us.
“For extra safety, we fitted the optional reversing
cameras and extra seatbelts.
“A dual cabin was also a must as we need to be
able to seat and transport at least five staff.”
The vehicle was designed to allow a constant and
natural progression of foot traffic. Patrons can wander
through the vehicle and enjoy engaging with the staff
and activities at their own leisure. The inbuilt slide-out
stairways allow multiple entry/exit points from the
side and back and allow sections of the vehicle to be
separated during high foot traffic times.
This allows Vanessa to be completely self-sufficient
at events.
The truck body was built from the ground up in
over 10 months and was project managed by event
production experts, the District Agency. A long
wheelbase was added and an additional ‘lazy axle’
was installed to accommodate the weight of the
12.5 metre long body.
According to Samantha, the Vanessa crew finds the
truck enjoyable and easy to drive.
“Despite the large size of the truck, it is easy to
drive and has a great turning circle,” she said.
“Vanessa can get through most tight streets
without a hitch.”
This is the Vanessa program’s eighth year on the
road and it’s estimated over one million Victorians
are engaged through the program at music
festivals and other events annually.
Furthermore, its inbuilt hydraulic stabilisation
ensures a level venue for patron safety.
Inside, the truck body is decorated in a retro style
‘70s theme with an authentic shag pile carpet and
customised wallpaper.
For added flexibility, Vanessa was designed to run
using site power or through an inbuilt generator
that can supply the entire vehicle’s power needs.
Festival goer playing a game of hopscotch.
FEATURE
STRAIGHT FROM
THE HORSE’S MOUTH
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Horse Trainer, Paul Murray.
Isuzu takes Murray Racing to the finish line.
S
port of kings veteran and business
owner, Bede Murray, established his
horse training business, Murray Racing
with his wife Edie over 50 years ago.
The main facility is located at Kembla Grange south
of Wollongong, New South Wales, where Bede has
over 100 horses in his care and employs a staff of
18, including his sons Paul and Graeme.
Murray Racing’s services are tailored for
thoroughbreds. They comprise race horse training,
stud work, breeding and hiring agistment and
‘spelling’ (a place for horses to rest in between races).
Bede has a knack for picking out winners and his
training methods have resulted in champions such
as Universal Prince, Coniston Bluebird, Hussars
Command, Half Hennessy and Victory Vein.
According to Bede, Isuzu trucks have made a good
impression on the company.
“This is my second Isuzu horse float. When it was
time to upgrade to a larger vehicle, we knew that
the Isuzu FSD 700 was the truck for us as we never
Bede is proud of his 7.3 metre horse float design
which is a good fit for the Isuzu FSD 700.
“I wanted something that would suit the needs
of the horses and be adaptable for any type of
situation,” he said.
“We had the truck body interior fitted with
individual rubber padded stalls to cater for up to
nine horses.
“For extra flexibility, the float is equipped with
specially designed partitions that can be adjusted
depending on the horses’ size.
“The FSD 700 has a passenger area behind the cab
for our strappers (race horse carers) travelling with
the horses and plenty of storage for the racing gear.
According to Bede, the new truck drives effortlessly
on the road.
“The truck handles hills and steep inclines with
ease, even with nine horses in the back of the
float,” he said.
“At times, the interstate trips can take up to 10 hours.
The FSD 700’s easy ride makes the long trips a lot
more comfortable for both the driver and horses.”
www.isuzu.com.au
To transport the horses to race meetings across
New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland, he
now has two Isuzu based floats, the latest being an
Isuzu FSD 700 featuring airbag rear suspension.
had any problems with our first Isuzu,” Bede said.
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IAL WORLD
Faster partS
for Northern
customers
IAL is pleased to announce its new 15,000m2
warehouse facility in Brisbane is now open.
T
he warehouse, which complements the
Melbourne parts facility, was built to better
serve the parts requirements of Isuzu
customers in northern Australia and beyond.
The new facility provides customers with
faster and more efficient parts availability and
has become the Oceania Parts Hub, servicing
the South Pacific region including the rapidly
expanding Papua New Guinean market.
The new Brisbane operation provides faster, more
efficient parts delivery to both Isuzu dealers and
customers and also houses the offices of IAL’s
Queensland based regional zone managers.
IAL Director – IT, Engine & Parts Operations,
Peter Rutkis, said the new facility was already
yielding benefits.
“Parts delivery times have been cut substantially
since the facility opened,” Mr Rutkis said.
“Brisbane Airport offers a daily air service to Papua
New Guinea and is ideally situated to service other
locations in the South Pacific so it made sound
business sense to develop a site in Brisbane.
“We are meeting the high parts demand in
Queensland and the South Pacific with ease,”
he said.
“We will continue to further enhance our parts
delivery processes and look forward to meeting
our customers’ parts needs well into the future
with this new facility.”
Intelligent
transport
systems gain
momentum
I
ntelligent transport systems (ITS) are becoming
more commonplace within the Australian
transport industry and can provide a range of
benefits for road transport operators and their
customers, truck drivers and other road users, and
the various authorities responsible for managing and
maintaining the road and other transport networks.
The Department of Infrastructure and Regional
Development defines ITS as “any technology
applied to transport and infrastructure to transfer
information between systems for improved safety,
productivity and environmental performance.”
ITS can be divided into three basic categories
covering autonomous in-vehicle systems, vehicle to
vehicle systems and vehicle to infrastructure systems.
such as navigation, traffic and roadside services,
variable speed limits, tolling, and driving distance
and time monitoring systems for heavy transport are
examples of vehicle to infrastructure systems.
A policy framework developed by the government
provides a guide to ensure that the development
and use of technology in ITS is compatible from
jurisdiction to jurisdiction and fits with the shared
vision of safe, sustainable, efficient, reliable and
integrated transport.
A seminar was recently conducted by the Transport
Industry Council (TIC) and provided an overview
of the state of play in ITS in Australia, the roles
and responsibilities of the various regulatory and
management authorities and examples of how the
technologies are employed in other countries.
With presentations from a range of respected
industry participants including the TIC, ITS
INDUSTRY INSIDER
The following information has been derived from
the ITS Australia website (www.its-australia.
com.au) and the Department of Infrastructure
and Regional Development website (www.
infrastructure.gov.au/transport/its/).
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Australia CEO Susan Harris and international
expert Dr. Peter Sweatman of the Univeristy
of Michigan Transport Research Institute, the
seminar provided an informative and timely forum
to discuss the developments of ITS in Australia.
Melbourne will soon be in the international
spotlight with the 23rd international ITS Summit
scheduled for October 2016. Importantly, host
cities and nations often reap long term benefits
from such events with technology and systems
installed as part of demonstration trials for the
summit remaining in place following the event. This
provides ongoing value to the local industry through
the direct use of the technology and also feeds into
the overall national experience and knowledge.
We will be providing updates in the lead up to
the summit and will progressively explore some
different technologies in use in ITS.
In-vehicle ITS systems have been a part of daily
driving life in most modern vehicles for some time
now, most recognisably in the form of safety features
such electronic stability control, adaptive cruise
control and more recently lane departure monitoring.
Vehicle to vehicle and vehicle to infrastructure
technology has also become more commonplace
with examples of the former including collision
avoidance and emergency notification systems, while
the monitoring, collection and relay of information
Truck telematics diagram.
www.isuzu.com.au
An example of current ITS in some vehicles and trucks.
C-ITS diagram.
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IAL PARTS & SERVICES
New water pumps ideal
for temperature control
I
suzu has recently expanded its Best Value Parts (BVP) range with the
addition of new water pumps.
The two new water pumps have been developed for NK/NL 2003-2006
models and NPR/NPS/NQR 2005-2006 models.
Isuzu’s BVP range provides a cost-effective alternative to owners of older model
Isuzu trucks who aren’t prepared to compromise on safety and reliability.
All BVP parts are manufactured to the highest standards to fit Isuzu
specifications, making service and repair jobs easy and more cost efficient.
The NK/NL 2003 - 2006 4JH1 and NPR/NPS/NQR 2005 -2006 4HK1 water
pumps are competitively priced at just $100.
For more information, please contact your local Isuzu dealership.
Genuine
Accessories
range expanded
to add more bling
I
suzu has recently added to its genuine
accessories range with the introduction
of a wheel simulator kit for the Isuzu
NQR 450 model.
The 19.5” wheel simulator kit can be used
to cover existing wheels to provide a more
polished chrome appearance.
The kit is sold for RRP of $605 per kit and will
also suit some recreational vehicles fitted with
the NQR 450 Isuzu axle.
All Isuzu accessories are designed and
manufactured to meet Isuzu’s rigorous
engineering standards.
For more information, please contact your local
Isuzu dealership.
An oldie
becoming
a goodie
The Isuzu 1979 SBR
Heritage Truck project
is fast drawing to
completion with the
vehicle expected to be
ready for the road by
the end of the year.
T
he IAL Product Development team recently
took delivery of a wooden floor tray body
to match the truck’s vintage look. The
custom era-specific design of the body was
influenced by industry stalwarts Harry, Frank and
Rod of Austruck Truck bodies in Seaford, Victoria.
Working to the requirements of ‘ye good ol days’,
Austruck designed and built the tray body to
replicate what would have been the norm in 1979.
The body sports an authentic Tasmanian oak
wooden floor, incandescent lighting and the ever
faithful ‘U’ bolts. It was an unusual build in our
modern times of particle board and LED lamps.
New headlights and grille.
Original air vent control.
The truck interior has also been the focus of special
attention with the re-skinned dash pad finding its
place in the cabin alongside the re-trimmed seats
and newly restored instrument panels, all given life
through a revitalised electrical system.
As the project draws to a close in the coming
months the much loved Isuzu SBR from Dandenong
will have its end of line mechanical checks before
returning to B&K Panels for a final polish.
Stay tuned for the pending release of the new old
Isuzu SBR!
www.isuzu.com.au
New exhaust pipe.
Authentic fuel gauge.
TECH TORQUE
Authentic Tasmanian oak wood tray.
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TRUCK OF THE YEAR
Truck of the Year
Entries are now closed for the 201314 Truck of the year competition;
the grand prize winner of the $5,000
Caltex ‘StarCard’ will be announced in
the next edition along with full details
of next year’s exciting new prize. So
please keep the entries coming.
Submit your entry by sending us a photo of your
Isuzu truck/s along with a brief description, your
address and contact details to:
Isuzu Truck of the Year competition, PO
Box 7242, Melbourne, VIC, 8004, or email
truckpower@arkajon.com.au Good luck!
WINNER
Raymar Hire – FYJ 2000
Trash and Stash – FXY 1500
Industrial bin hire company, Raymar Hire, uses
its new Isuzu FYJ 2000 8x4 with a 25 ton Hiab
Multilift LHZ roll-on roll-off waste bin lifter to
deliver large bins to building sites.
Waste management business, Trash ‘N’ Stash,
is keeping Melbourne shops, restaurants,
schools, health care facilities and body
corporate organisations fresh with its bin and
mini skip hire service.
Owner, Ray Engels, uses the truck almost
daily in his contracting to high-end building
businesses in South Australia.
Functioning similar to a tipper, the truck body
lowers to allow Ray to put bins on the ground and
drive his excavator out of the back of the truck.
“The Isuzu FYJ makes my life so much easier. I
am loving the truck and have a big smile on my
face while driving it,” Ray said.
St. George Foodservice – FRR 600
Leading Sydney foodservice distributor, St.
George Foodservice, has recently purchased an
Isuzu FRR 600 to meet the needs of businesses
in the foodservice industry.
The company distributes quality small goods,
cheeses, poultry, fresh meats, frozen, grocery,
cleaning, beverage and packing products.
The truck has a custom-built eight pallet back
box with a thermostatically controlled movable
internal wall to break up frozen and chilled
sections in any configuration. It also includes
L.E.D lighting, a separate chemical box and
custom-made side and back pull-out aluminum
steps with warning indicators.
Sales Manager, Jim Hondros, said he is
impressed with the truck’s features.
“The automated transmission and cruise control
make my life easier - no more stop-starting in
peak hour traffic,” Jim said.
“The truck’s power output is also more than
enough for the goods we carry.”
“The truck is a mobile billboard for my newly
established business. I have been operating
excavators and skid steer loaders for 25 years,
but have recently moved into the waste bin line
of work.
“I had a great experience with North East
Isuzu. Rock Pinneri and David Lorenzo from the
dealership’s engineering department were great
to work with and assisted me in modifying the
truck to suit my needs.”
Based in Research, Victoria, the business
currently employs eight workers and runs a
fleet of six Isuzu trucks which consists of, an
old FVD 950, FVD 1000, FXY 1400 and new
FXY 1500 Auto, all fitted with green garbage
compactor bodies, and a smaller NPR 350
which is used to transport the mini skips.
Business Partner, Jon Jupp, said Isuzu trucks
are ideal for the waste management industry.
“I enjoy driving the FVD 1000 as it’s very zippy
and great for metropolitan areas. It loves the
hills. The FXY 1500 Auto is also a great choice
for hilly areas,” Jon said.
“The Isuzu trucks are very nice. It’s not just the
way they drive, it’s the whole package. They
have smooth transmissions and comfortable
interiors. The heated mirrors are a nice touch
during early winter mornings.
“The trucks’ tight turning circles, due to their
short wheelbases, are very helpful when
maneuvering in and out of small spaces.”
WINNER
WINNER
Renfrey – FYH 2000
Trimad – NPR Tradepack
Plant Hire company, Renfrey, specialises in
bulk earthworks, load haul and major civil,
infrastructure and mining projects.
Adelaide based Architectural cladding
company, Trimad, recently acquired two new
NPR 200 Tradepacks to transport tools and
building materials.
In order to get the job done, Renfrey acquired
a new heavy duty Isuzu FYH 2000 which is
used as a water truck for dust suppression,
compaction, stabilisation on haul roads and
mining and construction sites.
The FYH 2000 has a 17,000 litre water tank
body with dual remote control water cannons
mounted front and rear, a dribble bar, hose reel
and suction pumps. It also has air operated
safety rails for top access.
Purchasing Officer, Andrew Whitfield, said the
vehicle has been fitted with a monitoring system,
GPS tracking, fire suppression system, reverse
cameras and roll over protection structure and
falling object protective structures.
Noel and Judy Schwartz
– NPR 200 Tradepack
Western Australian duo, Noel and Judy
Schwartz, have turned their Isuzu NPR 200
Tradepack into a mobile home away from home.
The two trucks have been fitted with custommade under tray tool boxes. Each tool box is
fitted out identically with tools and on-site kit.
They also have an under tray PVC water tank
with two taps, a 7.5 kva generator, digging gear
and lockable storage areas.
The truck tows a 21 foot caravan and carries
a 4x4 quad bike, twin 120 water tanks and a
main storage area which is fitted with triple 90
watt solar panels and roll out drawers for tools.
Director, Scott Taylor, said the trucks are well
suited for the demanding job.
“The extra visibility of being in a large vehicle
has been very helpful as is the ability for us to
drive the truck on a car licence,” Noel said.
“The trucks are extremely comfortable on long
road trips, very economical, reliable and look
great on the road,” Scott said.
“We even had clients call us mentioning they
have seen them on the road and would like to
meet up to discuss a project.
“We have received positive feedback from the
operators – they love the truck’s comfort,”
Nick said
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The couple is very impressed with the
truck’s features.
“In the past we have used a Mitsubishi Pajero
and a Toyota Landcruiser as tow vehicles but
they are no comparison for the capability and
comfort of the NPR 200.
“The standard features of the Isuzu cab are
great especially the multi-function centre with
integrated navigation.”
Smokin’ Barry’s - NNR 200
Coober Pedy District Council
– FRR 500 and FVR 1000
Entrepreneur and business owner, Jim White,
has transformed an Isuzu NNR 200 into a
mobile southern style BBQ kitchen.
B & J Leach Transport – FVY 1400
Access equipment transporter, B & J Leach,
has taken on a new FVY 1400 to deliver
scissor lifts, boom lifts and forklifts to clients
around metro Melbourne.
Located in the harsh outback of South Australia,
the Coober Pedy District Council has recently
purchased two new Isuzu trucks, a FRR 500 and
FVR 1000, to help with council maintenance.
Visiting a range of Victorian music festivals
and events, the Smokin’ Barrys truck provides
mouthwatering slow cooked meats and a
delicious selection of salads for those who have
worked up an appetite.
The FVR 1000 is fitted with a garbage
compactor body while the FRR 500 has a
hydraulic tilt tip tray to transport skip bins.
Jim plans to start a franchise which will
exclusively use Isuzu trucks.
Business Owner, Brett Leach, said he is a big
fan of Isuzu trucks.
The Isuzu NNR 200 has a custom-made van
body with a fully equipped kitchen which
includes a gas fryer, gas oven, cold salad bar,
fridge and freezer.
“This is our third Isuzu and we didn’t even
consider another brand since our other two
Isuzus have been so reliable,” Brett said.
Works Manager, Jan Van Der Merwe, said
the Isuzu trucks are well-suited for the harsh
environment of Coober Pedy.
“The semi–auto feature is a big favourite for
the driver.
“They are very happy to jump in and don’t want
to get out!
“The size of the truck is ideal for my business
as it is small enough to be driven on a car
licence,” Jim said.
“The NNR 200 has a great turning circle and is
easy to drive through tight streets.”
“The sat nav option is great because you can
set it for your truck’s height and avoid any
low bridges.
“I recommend Isuzu to all my friends who are
looking to purchase a truck.”
www.isuzu.com.au
“Not only are the trucks tough, but they are
really comfortable as well,” Jan said.
The FVY 1400 has an Ekebol tray which is ideal
for transporting heavy machinery.
ISUZU TRUCK NETWORK
* DENOTES Isuzu Service & Parts only
Location
QUEENSLAND
Brisbane (Archerfield)
Brisbane (Burpengary)
Brisbane (Eagle Farm)
Cairns
Emerald *
Gold Coast (Nerang)
Gladstone*
Gympie
Hervey Bay (Pialba)
Mackay (Paget)
Maryborough
Mt Isa*
Rockhampton
Roma
Sunshine Coast (Woombye)
Toowoomba
Townsville (Garbutt)
DENOTES INDUSTRIAL ENGINES • DENOTES LOCATIONS which have a mobile service unit
Name
Address
Telephone
After Hrs Ph
Web Address
Brisbane Isuzu
Brisbane Isuzu
Brisbane Isuzu
Ireland Isuzu
David Lowery Diesel Repairs
Gold Coast Isuzu
Diesel Services
Madills Isuzu
Port City Isuzu
Crokers Truck Centre
Port City Isuzu
Start Maintenance
Lawrences
Black Truck Sales
Madills Isuzu
Black Truck Sales
Tony Ireland Isuzu
26 KERRY ROAD
230 EASTERN SER RD, BRUCE HWY
208 FISON AVE
227 - 233 MULGRAVE ROAD
LOT 6 COTTONVIEW RD
107-113 SPENCER ROAD
19 COTTON ST
2 BRUCE HIGHWAY
96 BOAT HARBOUR DRIVE
2 - 10 SOUTHGATE DRIVE
92 ADELAIDE STREET
9-11 TRADERS WAY
327 RICHARDSON ROAD
LOT 4 & 5 LINDSAY COURT
229 NAMBOUR CONNECTION RD
494-498 BOUNDARY ROAD
36 DUCKWORTH ST
07 3373 2400
07 3385 4300
07 3866 2200
07 4052 3666
07 4987 4444
07 5583 8850
07 4972 2350
07 5480 5545
07 4194 4444
07 4952 9500
07 4194 4444
07 4743 0322
07 4930 5111
07 4622 8288
07 5442 1388
07 4631 4200
07 4726 7777
0410 484 013
0405 223 052
0416 241 493
0448 768 732
0419 273 095
0417 621 576
0419 722 359
0407 732 888
0400 944 444
0418 186 315
0400 944 444
0422 302 266
0408 213 989
0417 773 470
0407 732 888
0429 063 130
0419 673 237
www.brisbaneisuzu.com.au
www.irelands.com.au/isuzu
www.lawrencesmotors.com.au
www.blacktrucksales.com.au
www.madillisuzu.com.au
www.blacktrucksales.com.au
www.tonyireland.com.au
NEW SOUTH WALES / ACT
Canberra (Queanbeyan)
Dubbo
Gosford (West)
Inverell
Goondiwindi
Lismore
Macksville
Moree
Newcastle (Hexham)
Orange
Broken Hill*
Port Macquarie
Sydney (Arncliffe)
Sydney (Huntingwood)
Sydney (Narellan)*
Tamworth
Wagga Wagga
Wollongong (Coniston)
Canberra Isuzu
Tracserv Trucks
Gilbert & Roach Isuzu
Kenway & Clark
Kenway & Clark
Northern Rivers Isuzu
Midcoast Trucks
Kenway & Clark
Gilbert & Roach Isuzu
Tracserv Trucks
Broken Hill Truck Centre
Midcoast Trucks
Suttons Motors Arncliffe
Gilbert & Roach
Gilbert & Roach
Peel Valley Isuzu
Wagga Motors
Dwyers Truck Centre
16 KENDALL AVE
19 PURVIS LANE
CNR MANNS & YANDINA ROADS
10-12 SWANBROOK ROAD
7 WILSON COURT
CNR BRUXNER HWY & SNOW ST
169 NURSERY RD
369-379 FROME STREET
320 PACIFIC HIGHWAY
9 SCOTT PLACE
12 KANANDAH STREET
183 HASTINGS RIVER DRIVE
93 PRINCES HIGHWAY
8 HUNTINGWOOD DRIVE
7 MILLWOOD AVENUE
97 GUNNEDAH RD
32 DOBNEY AVE
LOT 5 JOHN CLEARY PLACE
02 6297 3862
02 6884 2023
02 4323 1000
02 6721 6900
07 4671 2400
02 6627 8450
02 6568 2888
02 6750 8300
02 4964 8641
02 6360 1851
08 80887777
02 6583 9888
02 9335 9000
02 8825 1000
02 4647 7377
02 6768 3111
02 6933 0100
02 4251 6720
0408 697 151
0418 404 260
0438 297 234
0428 221 452
0428 662 706
0407 754 059
02 6568 2888
0428 662 706
02 4964 0600
0428 638 980
0447 877 873
02 6583 9888
0411 073 115
02 8825 1000
0408 260 402
0428 293 439
0428 695 080
0417 449 902
www.canberratrucks.com.au
www.tracserv.net.au
www.gandr.com.au
www.kenwayandclark.com.au
www.goldcoastisuzu.com.au
www.midcoasttrucks.com.au
www.gandr.com.au
www.tracserv.net.au
www.bth.com.au
www.midcoasttrucks.com.au
www.suttonsmotorsarncliffetrucks.com.au
www.gilbertandroach.com.au
www.gilbertandroach.com.au
www.peelvalleygroup.com.au
www.waggamotors.com.au
www.dwyerstruckcentre.com.au
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•
•
•
•
•
VICTORIA
Bairnsdale
Ballarat (Wendouree)
Bendigo (Epsom)
Geelong
Leongatha*
Melbourne (Campbellfield)*
Melbourne (Dandenong)
Melbourne (Derrimut)
Moe*
Mildura
Shepparton
Swan Hill
Warrnambool*
Wodonga
Gippsland Truck Centre
Ballarat Isuzu
Poyser Trucks
Winter & Taylor
GTM Truck Centre
Westar Truck Centre
Patterson Cheney Trucks
Westar Truck Centre
Moe Diesel & Automotive Services
Mildura Truck Centre
Taig Bros
The Truck Specialists
West Coast Service Centre
Blacklocks Isuzu
180 PRINCESS HIGHWAY
356 DOWLING STREET
119-141 MIDLAND HIGHWAY
10 SCHOOL ROAD
16 CUSACK RD
HUME HWY & NORTHBOURNE RD
200 CHELTENHAM ROAD
1 AUSTRALIS DRIVE
148 MOORE ST
293 BENETOOK AVE
6 WHEELER STREET
219-221 SEA LAKE ROAD
87 ROONEYS RD
190 Melbourne Rd
• 03 5152 1616
• 03 5335 3600
• 03 5444 4011
03 5247 8981
03 5662 5266
• 03 9305 3155
• 03 9215 2300
• 03 9394 0000
03 5127 2933
• 03 5051 2800
• 03 5821 9811
03 5033 1372
03 5562 0665
• 02 6057 8777
0428 521 027
0417 546 083
0419 345 100
0419 559 613
0408 517 795
0418 179 945
03 9215 2391
0409 776 540
0412 707 974
0408 596 435
0417 528 919
03 5033 1372
0419 154 034
0408 192 982
www.gtctruck.com.au
http://www.ballaratisuzu.com.au
www.poysermotors.com.au
www.wth.com.au
www.gtmleongatha.com.au
www.westartrucks.com.au
www.pattersoncheney.com.au
www.westartrucks.com.au
TASMANIA
Burnie*
Devonport (East) *
Hobart (Derwent Park)
Launceston (Kings Meadows)
www.blacklocks.com.au
Webster Trucks
Webster Trucks
Webster Trucks
Webster Trucks
17-19 RIVER ROAD
LOT 1 6183 FRANKFORD HWY
8C LAMPTON AVE
90 CONNECTOR PARK ROAD
03 6431 9855
03 6427 5444
03 6211 0500
03 6340 7723
0418 574 477
0418 514 220
0408 102 706
0418 133 868
www.webstertrucks.com.au
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Adelaide (Burton)
Adelaide (Hampstead Gardens)
Mt Gambier
Port Augusta
North East Isuzu
Adelaide Isuzu
OGR Trucks
Port Augusta Isuzu
112 PORT WAKEFIELD RD
253 NORTH EAST ROAD
203 JUBILEE HWY WEST
NO 3 FOOTNER ROAD
• 08 8280 9899
08 8261 6006
• 08 8725 7999
• 08 8643 6233
08 8280 9899
0419 838 798
0438 241 131
08 8643 6233
www.neisuzu.com.au
www.adelaideisuzu.com.au
www.ogr.com.au
www.paisuzu.com.au
NORTHERN TERRITORY
Alice Springs
Darwin (Pinelands)
Airpower
Airpower
19 KENNETT CRT
LOT 1810 MCKINNON ROAD
08 8952 5155
08 8939 0200
0423 777 699
0411 271 856
www.airpower.com.au
www.airpower.com.au
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Albany
Bunbury (Picton)
Geraldton
Kalgoorlie
Perth (Forrestfield)
Perth (Malaga) *
Perth (O Connor)
Port Hedland (Wedgefield) *
Albany City Isuzu
South West Isuzu
Midwest Isuzu
Goldfields Truck Power
Major Motors
Major Motors
Major Motors
Major Motors Port Hedland
92 - 98 EARL STREET
3 GIORGI ROAD
30 WEBBERTON ROAD
5 EPIS STREET
789 ABERNETHY ROAD
65 CROKER DRIVE
324 STOCK ROAD
14 MURRENA STREET
08 9842 8000
08 9724 8444
08 9965 5855
08 9021 4800
08 9365 6333
08 9241 7999
08 9331 9331
08 9172 6900
0438 535 841
0400 250 181
0407 484 489
0418 945 980
0418 954 827
0419 041 899
0413 704 011
0429 993 166
www.albanycitymotors.com.au
www.southwestisuzu.com.au
www.midwestisuzu.com.au
www.truckpower.net.au
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