Stoughton Adds New Dealers
Stoughton Trailers recently added a pair of dealers to its network of trailer sales and service providers.
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Stoughton Trailers recently added a pair of dealers to its network of trailer sales and service providers.
North American Trailer of Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota, has been selling trailers for more than 35 years to customers in Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota.
“We are excited to announce our partnership with Stoughton Trailers to provide dry van and refrigerated trailers to our customers," said Dean Dally, CEO of North American Trailer. “Their reputation for providing industry leading, made in USA products, makes them an ideal partner for us to provide the best value and quality we can offer our customers.”
Representing Stoughton in New Jersey and New York is North Jersey Trailer & Truck Service of New Hampton, New York, with a second location North Haledon, New Jersey.
“North Jersey Trailer & Truck Service has been a trailer dealer for over 28 years,” said Bob Sybesma, president at NJTTS. “Our entire team is proud to have been invited to join the Stoughton family.”
“We are pleased to welcome these two new members to the Stoughton dealer family”, said Luke McMaster, vice president of sales – dealer channel. “North American Trailer and North Jersey Trailer & Truck Service bring a vast amount of trailer expertise and outstanding customer service to our network.”
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