2013 Work Truck Show Around the Corner
It's already that time of the year again, with the 2013 NTEA The Work Truck Show right around the corner. Scheduled March 6-8 in Indianapolis, I for one am looking forward to to it!
It's already that time of the year again, with the 2013 NTEA The Work Truck Show right around the corner. Scheduled March 6-8 in Indianapolis, I for one am looking forward to to it!
With a full-day of sessions at the Green Truck Summit, press conferences from just about every truck-related supplier and manufacturer, I expect to stay busy and have a lot of great information to share with you all over the next few weeks.
Is there anything that you are super excited to hear about? Any products you are dying to know more about?
With show teasers hitting our e-mail inboxes daily, let me know if there is a specific product, company, or anything else that you would like to see covered.
I'll be posting to my blog site, tweeting, and keeping all of our readers up-to-date. Even if you are there, with so much going on it's easy to miss some great information. Check www.worktruckonline.com frequently to ensure you are staying up-to-date on everything that is happening.
Let me know what you want to hear about!
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