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    Autocar names aftermarket integration manager

    March 20, 2002
    Autocar LLC has named Stan Dolesh aftermarket integration manager. Dolesh will lead Autocar’s transition of the Xpeditor parts support system from Volvo Trucks North America to Autocar. Autocar will partner with its sister company GVW Parts to house and distribute parts and support Autocar’s customers from its main parts distribution center in West Chicago, IL and from a second facility in Reno, NV.
    Autocar LLC has named Stan Dolesh aftermarket integration manager.

    Dolesh will lead Autocar’s transition of the Xpeditor parts support system from Volvo Trucks North America to Autocar.

    Autocar will partner with its sister company GVW Parts to house and distribute parts and support Autocar’s customers from its main parts distribution center in West Chicago, IL and from a second facility in Reno, NV.

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