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Now, as a part of FleetPride, L&L Distributors' customers will gain access to a selection of heavy duty aftermarket inventory.

This acquisition is the sixth for FleetPride this year.
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FleetPride announced that it has acquired the assets of L&L Distributors, owned by Raymond Marchesiello
Founded in 1985, L&L Distributors has provided specialized parts in Pompano Beach, Riviera Beach, and Fort Pierce, Florida for over 37 years.
"Our partnership with FleetPride will provide many opportunities for the growth and advancement of our employees in the industry," said Marchesiello. "I am genuinely excited for this next chapter in our history as we continue our mission in serving the heavy duty aftermarket community."
Now, as a part of FleetPride, L&L Distributors' customers will gain access to a selection of heavy duty aftermarket inventory.
"We look forward to working with Raymond and the entire L&L Distributors team in their continued support of the local communities of South Florida. Combining FleetPride's rapid expansion and other digitally oriented solutions with our shared passion and commitment to being number one in customer service, we are sure this will be a great fit," said Mike Harris, FleetPride SVP of sales and operations. "We are excited to be adding three additional locations to our Florida footprint."
The 48 employees of L&L Distributors, with an average tenure of nine years, now have additional growth opportunities under the FleetPride name. With a focus on learning and development, FleetPride offers several programs such as FleetPride Tech University, expanded employee benefits, and more.
FleetPride continues to expand its national parts and service operations. This acquisition is the sixth for FleetPride this year.
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