Gainesville, GA - MHC Internet Truck Sales
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About Gainesville, GA - MHC Internet Truck Sales
Gainesville calls itself the Poultry Capital of the World, and anyone who's hauled feed, live birds or reefer loads out of north Georgia knows it's true. MHC Kenworth – Gainesville serves those haulers and everyone else in the region from its shop on Jesse Jewell Parkway.
This store keeps long hours, from early morning until midnight, 7 days a week. You'll find new and used truck sales, parts, service and financing here, along with mobile maintenance, DPF cleaning, CNG-certified service and truck rentals. Techs work on Kenworth along with PACCAR, Cummins and CAT engines.
Take a look at the used trucks below. With so many reefer and agricultural hauls in this part of Georgia, keep an eye out for day cabs and spec'd-out tractors that already know the local work.
About Gainesville
Gainesville sits on the shores of Lake Lanier, one of the most-visited lakes in the Southeast, with marinas, beaches and a lot of weekend boat traffic. The town is the gateway to the north Georgia mountains. Head up toward Dahlonega and Helen and you'll find wineries, gold-rush history and a Bavarian-themed alpine village. Downtown Gainesville's square has local restaurants. I-985 links you back to I-85 and Atlanta in under an hour when traffic cooperates.
This store keeps long hours, from early morning until midnight, 7 days a week. You'll find new and used truck sales, parts, service and financing here, along with mobile maintenance, DPF cleaning, CNG-certified service and truck rentals. Techs work on Kenworth along with PACCAR, Cummins and CAT engines.
Take a look at the used trucks below. With so many reefer and agricultural hauls in this part of Georgia, keep an eye out for day cabs and spec'd-out tractors that already know the local work.
About Gainesville
Gainesville sits on the shores of Lake Lanier, one of the most-visited lakes in the Southeast, with marinas, beaches and a lot of weekend boat traffic. The town is the gateway to the north Georgia mountains. Head up toward Dahlonega and Helen and you'll find wineries, gold-rush history and a Bavarian-themed alpine village. Downtown Gainesville's square has local restaurants. I-985 links you back to I-85 and Atlanta in under an hour when traffic cooperates.