Bob and Cheryl Fuller

N Series - NPR 250

After researching the truck market for several months, Bob and Cheryl Fuller opted for an Isuzu NPR 250 as the truck for their Australia-wide travels. “We’ve travelled extensively around Australia and have found there are Isuzu Dealerships everywhere,” Bob and Cheryl said. “After we had chosen our travel home, we decided Isuzu was the truck for us - plenty of grunt, spacious and we chose the twin cab for extra room. “We haven’t regretted our decision - the truck tows effortlessly and is a dream to drive.” Another attraction for Cheryl was the ability to drive the NPR 250 on a car license.

Automotive Towing

F Series - FRR 600 Extra Long

If you live or work in the Adelaide region you may spot Theo Svanas’ brand new FRR 600 extra long cruising around town with a car or two on the tray. Theo recently acquired the Isuzu for his business, Automotive Towing, specifying it with an 8.5-metre AHE tilt slide tray and lazy axle. The business specialises in performance, prestige and low vehicles.

Crane Trucks R Us

F Series - FVY 1400

Specialising in steel and reinforcing products, pipes, timber and formwork as well as transport requirements associated with mining, oil and gas, construction, industrial, rental and local government, Crane Trucks R Us recently added an Isuzu FVY 1400 to its fleet. The new FVY 1400 is fitted with a Palfinger crane and is at work for the company in the Brisbane region.

Silvercape Pty Ltd

N Series - NPR 400 Long Premium

When Silvercape owner, Doug Missak, was awarded the AirRoad contract over a decade ago, Isuzu was his choice of truck. Doug recently added another Isuzu NPR 300 to his fleet, along with an NPR 400 Long Premium. According to Doug, the new Isuzus are a dream to drive and comfort levels are second-to-none. “The automated transmission is the best. The truck drives like it’s on a cloud and the cab is quiet and roomy, with lots of vision,” Doug said. “I’ve operated other truck brands before and I will never sacrifice quality for price again – just not worth it.”

M.J. Owens Plumbing

N Series - NPR 200 Tradepack

With loads of storage space and plenty of room to cart his plumbing supplies, M.J. Owens Plumbing owner, Matt Owens, is glad he chose an Isuzu NPR 200 Tradepack. “After comparing the market, Isuzu came up trumps for the structure of my plumbing business,” Matt said. “With loads of room, power, comfort and eye-catching appeal, the Isuzu Tradepack is an investment that pays back tenfold.”

Twin Palms

F Series - FRR 600

Delivering Spring Water to businesses on the North Coast of New South Wales, Twin Palms operator, Ben Shepherd, has been delighted with his new Isuzu FRR 600. “My FRR 600 handles the open road easily and offers plenty of power to pull heavy loads,” Ben said.

Fenn Aynsley

F Series - FVZ 1400

Western Australian farmer, Fenn Aynsley, purchased his Isuzu FVZ 1400 in 2004 and has never looked back. “I consider Isuzu Trucks to be the benchmark and unsurpassed for quality and performance in our industry,” Fenn said. Used for all farm work including harvesting and transportation of livestock, the Isuzu FVZ regularly hauls grain and cattle and a range of other goods. “The Isuzu is a pleasure to drive – quiet, comfortable and reliable, it’s never tired after a long hot day’s work,” Fenn said.

Herbert Carpentry

N Series - NQR 450 Long Premium

Scott Herbert’s NQR 450 Long Premium is used to cart material and tools to jobs for his company, Herbert Carpentry. “After having Ford trucks we changed to Isuzu for reliability, easy service part availability and for a truck that suits our application as a carpentry framing company,” Scott said. After purchasing his truck from Westar Trucks in Footscray, Victoria, Scott had a custom body built to suit his company’s requirements. Scott also opted to add rims and an Isuzu bullbar to his NQR 450.

Rhomberg Rail Australia

Giga CXY 455 Premium and NQR 450 Crew

Rhomberg Rail Australia’s Manager Rail Structures, Dennis Bebber, said its two Isuzu trucks are perfect for the type of work they do. “The trucks meet the rough conditions encountered working in the rail industry. They are required to work all over New South Wales and lower Queensland,” Dennis said. “The Giga CXY 455 Premium has been fitted with a rear mounted crane with a capacity of over seven tonnes at two metres, and has a reach of 17 metres. The truck tows our tag along trailer, carrying either our eight tonne high rail excavator or our 17 metre materials handler. It is used for bridge construction, timber bridge repairs and track work. It’s also our float for the machines and a containerised meal room and office. Our NQR 450 Crew is fitted with a two tonne crane for loading smaller plant. This truck transports our smaller equipment and construction team to the work sites.”

Earlyrise Baking Company

F Series - FRR 500 Long

Clocking up approximately 5,000 kilometres each week, Robert Stevenson from Earlyrise Baking Company recently purchased a new Isuzu FRR 500 Long – his second Isuzu in less than a year. Robert uses his Isuzu truck to deliver bread and bakery products through the rural areas in far western New South Wales. The truck’s body is fitted with refrigeration units to keep the baked goods cool on the journey, and is easily accessible via three doors in the rear of the truck.
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