2015 ISUZU FYJ FYJ 2000 for sale $370,000
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| Title | 2015 ISUZU FYJ FYJ 2000 |
| Make | ISUZU |
| Price | AUD $370,000 |
| Listing Type | Used |
| Refcode | DIY1119838 |
| Category | Rigid |
| Licence Category | Heavy Rigid |
| GVM - kg | 30,000 |
Concrete Truck and Contract with Hanson Construction Materials for sale at $370,000
- Current contract expiring December 2027 with a possible contract extension beyond December 2027.
Vehicle:
- Isuzu FYJ 8x4
- 6 Speed Auto
- 130,000kms
- 14,500hrs
- Vehicle maintained and serviced periodically by certified diesel mechanic
- Vehicle is fitted with all the safety equipment to meet the strict infrastructure projects. (Access all areas is possible)
- Extra safety features include but not limited to;
- Battery isolation switch
- Anderson battery plug
- Side protection panels
- UHF radio
- Cab work lights
- Wheel Chocks
- Reflective Decals
- etc
- Vehicle is currently based at the Hanson Artarmon Plant 10kms North of the Sydney CBD.
- Barrel owned and maintained by Hanson Construction Materials
- Genuine interest and finance secured prior to enquiry is greatly appreciated
Please Contact
Bill
Mobile: 0405 121 219
Email: arktikos@ymail.com
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