WheelTime Network Companies Become AGP Authorized Dealers
American Power Group Corp. announced that all 18 WheelTime Network member companies have become APG Authorized Dealers and will begin to create a full-service network including sales, certified installation, warranty diagnostics and post-install maintenance for APG's CNG and LNG dual-fueled vehicular conversions.
American Power Group Corp. announced that all 18 WheelTime Network member companies have become APG Authorized Dealers and will begin to create a full-service network including sales, certified installation, warranty diagnostics and post-install maintenance for APG's CNG and LNG dual-fueled vehicular conversions.
This collaboration supports the previously announced National Distributor and Master Marketing Agreement under which WheelTime agreed to endorse APG's technology and engage their 18 independently-owned member companies to establish a North American network to market APG's Turbocharged Natural Gas systems.
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