Columbia, MO - MHC Internet Truck Sales
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About Columbia, MO - MHC Internet Truck Sales
Columbia sits close to the halfway point between Kansas City and St. Louis on I-70, one of the busiest freight lanes in the Midwest. MHC Kenworth – Columbia is right on the frontage road on the east side of town, easy to reach without leaving the interstate corridor.
This is a full-service dealership offering sales, parts, service and financing. The shop runs until midnight on weekdays and is open on Saturdays. It has DPF cleaning, CNG service and mobile maintenance, with certified techs for PACCAR, Cummins, CAT and Allison. There's a drivers lounge for when you're waiting on a repair.
Find this store's current used trucks below on Trucker To Trucker. Because Columbia sits in the middle of the state, it's a convenient place to inspect a truck whether you're coming from KC, St. Louis or the Ozarks.
About Columbia
Columbia is home to the University of Missouri, so expect black-and-gold everywhere on fall Saturdays (and heavier traffic on game days). It's also a great food town for its size. Shakespeare's Pizza has been a local favorite since the early 1970s, and Booches has been serving burgers on wax paper since the 1880s. If you have time to stretch your legs, Rock Bridge Memorial State Park has caves and trails just south of town, and the Katy Trail runs nearby along the Missouri River.
This is a full-service dealership offering sales, parts, service and financing. The shop runs until midnight on weekdays and is open on Saturdays. It has DPF cleaning, CNG service and mobile maintenance, with certified techs for PACCAR, Cummins, CAT and Allison. There's a drivers lounge for when you're waiting on a repair.
Find this store's current used trucks below on Trucker To Trucker. Because Columbia sits in the middle of the state, it's a convenient place to inspect a truck whether you're coming from KC, St. Louis or the Ozarks.
About Columbia
Columbia is home to the University of Missouri, so expect black-and-gold everywhere on fall Saturdays (and heavier traffic on game days). It's also a great food town for its size. Shakespeare's Pizza has been a local favorite since the early 1970s, and Booches has been serving burgers on wax paper since the 1880s. If you have time to stretch your legs, Rock Bridge Memorial State Park has caves and trails just south of town, and the Katy Trail runs nearby along the Missouri River.