East Manufacturing Names Reno’s Trailer Sales an Authorized Dealer
East Manufacturing has named Reno’s Trailer Sales in Belle Vernon, Penn., an authorized East Dealer.
Photo: East Manufacturing
Photo: East Manufacturing
East Manufacturing has named Reno’s Trailer Sales in Belle Vernon, Penn., an authorized East Dealer, the company announced.
“We are pleased to have Reno's Trailer join our dealer network,” said Dave de Poincy, president of East. “Their trailer knowledge and emphasis on customer service will further contribute to the success of East.”
Reno’s has been exclusively focused on the specialty trailer market for 25 years and will sell East’s full line of flatbed and drop deck trailers. The dealer is family owned and operated and was started by Reno Luchini in 1990 after a career with Fruehauf.
“We have always taken great pride in the trailer lines that we represent,” said Lance Luchini, president, Reno's Trailer Sales. “We are extremely proud to add the fine flatbed and drop deck trailer products of East to our family of trailer lines.”
Reno's is located at 102 Unity Lane, Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania 15012. Covering the Greater Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and Morgantown, West Virginia areas, they can be reached at 724- 929-7360, or on their website at www.RenosTrailerSales.com.
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