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18th October 2007, Page 20
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BIRMINGHAM-BASED ceramic tile company Tony Peccol's has acquired a 7.5-tonne 7C18 Mitsubishi Fuso Canter.
Powered by a 5.0-litre, Euro-4 engine, the Canter is fitted with a lightweight curtain-sided body sourced from the Bevan Group of Oldbury, West Midlands.
The Canter's maximum payload is claimed to be over four tonnes.
Managing director Tony Peccol is convinced by this aspect of its performance: -We bought the Canter for its outstanding payload it's a lot more productive than our other 7.5-tonners."
The vehicle was supplied by Mercedes-Benz dealer Gerard Mann Commercials.