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VW to deliver 134 Crafters to Murphy Plant
Date: Wednesday, March 25, 2020 | Author: Illya Verpraet
Murphy Plant, a provider of plant, transport and other specialist equipment, will take delivery of 134 new VW Crafter vans fitted with racking.
Murphy Plant provides a broad range of equipment including specialist assets for ground engineering, pipeline testing, tunnelling, rail and more.
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles will deliver the vans through the Alan Day Volkswagen Van Centre and Bott will supply and fit the bespoke racking systems designed to safely store and transport equipment.
Tony Murphy, fleet manager from the Murphy Group, commented: “We invest heavily in our fleets to ensure we can provide the best customer service as efficiently as possible so it was crucial for us to choose a competent and reliable van partner to help bolster our fleet.
“The complete package offered by Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles including its excellent Crafter vans, range of conversions and extensive aftersales options meant this was an easy choice for us.”
Claire English, head of fleet for Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles, said: “We are delighted to have partnered with Murphy Plant to supply a fleet of Crafter vans. We have worked extensively with the customer to ensure the vans are designed exactly to their needs and feature a completely bespoke body paint and livery to fit with their corporate branding. We look forward to continuing to work with Murphy Plant in the future.”
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