Tiger Group Successfully Sells SoCal Transportation Fleets
Trailers, tractor trucks and forklifts liquidated as part of Chapter 7 bankruptcy process.
Conducted as part of a Chapter 7 bankruptcy proceeding, the two-day auction was part of a series of successful transportation/logistics dispositions conducted by Tiger Commercial & Industrial (C&I) in recent months.
Highlights included:
- Tractor trucks by Kenworth and International
- Trailers by Trailmobile, Fontaine, Great Dane, Wabash National, Hyundai, Trail King, Transcraft, Dorsey and Manac
- Forklifts manufacturers such as Nissan, Pettibone and Hyster-Yale
"This Chapter 7 assignment was part of our growing transportation and fleet disposition practice, which continues to achieve strong recoveries through targeted marketing and an extensive network of equipment buyers," said
The Asbury/Orange Courier sales drew thousands of bids from buyers in nine countries.
"Improving freight fundamentals, tighter trucking capacity and increasing spot rates have contributed to stronger buyer participation and healthier secondary-market demand in the transportation and logistics sector," Holiday noted. "The strong bidding activity in these sales underscores the continued appeal of well-maintained trucking and material-handling equipment."
Media Contacts: At Jaffe Communications,
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