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Trucksales Staff6 Dec 2017
NEWS

Skip the queues with Isuzu merchandise

If you're scratching for something to get a loved one for Christmas, why not look in Isuzu's great merchandise catalog?
Isuzu Trucks tells us its official merchandise range is so extensive, you’ll not only find something for a friend ior loved one, you might walk away finding you’ve filled your own stocking as well.
Try the range of men’s ‘Van Heusen’ shirts or smart polo shirts, cufflinks, high quality silver trimmed parker pens or an Isuzu Tough Traveller case.
But just because it's summer, that doesn’t mean you can’t snap up a winter bargain. The range of premium jackets equipped with neck warmers, reversible vests, beanies, sports caps, stainless steel thermoses or drivers’ mugs are great gifts that look good, but won’t break the bank.
Most importantly, quality is always assured. Isuzu says the company has a reputation for excellence that extends across all facets of the range. From a truck to a stubby holder.
Christmas time is not complete without some noisy scamps running about the place and Isuzu have got you covered with our range of plush toys, dump trucks, cement mixers or highly detailed scale model replicas. They’ll make a fun addition to any home study or office.
Isuzu Australia Limited (IAL) National Parts Manager, John Plunkett, said the quality of Isuzu’s merchandise reflects the brand.
“The Isuzu logo is synonymous with quality and reliability, so customers can rest assured that if they’re buying Isuzu merchandise, they’re buying quality manufacturing that meets IAL’s high standards,” Mr. Plunkett said.
So if you’ve been dreading the Christmas shopping, skip the shopping centres, queues and tantrums and visit the Isuzu eBay store or contact your local Isuzu Trucks Dealer today.
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