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Isuzu’s Truck of the Year for June 2025

H&N Logistics has been awarded the title of Isuzu’s Truck of the Month this June, with their smart looking twin-steer FYJ 300-350, used for bulk dangerous goods movement across Southeast Australia.

Heath Dyer’s dazzling rig is the backbone of the operation, with a 14-pallet tautliner and another 10-pallet mezzanine deck.

“It has tray gutters piped to stainless steel tanks for spillage in transit,” he says.

“There are stainless steel features throughout, with custom, 8-inch offset Armoury rims and custom toolboxes.

“The truck catches plenty of attention whether out on the road or at a truck show.”

Other truck entries include Soil & Stone Gardening and Contracting in South Australia’s Barossa Valley, who are specialists in all things gardening from residential through to commercial jobs.

Soil & Stone Gardening and Contracting

After starting the business at 17 years of age, Josh Lang recently purchased his first truck, a Ready-to-Work NPR 45/55-145 Tradepack.

“This is my first new truck, which is not bad for a 21-year-old,” he says.

“We do commercial, residential, and real estate gardening, plus landscaping and block slashing services.

“I designed the signwriting and put together everything needed including a 100ah lithium battery with a 1,500-watt invertor to charge all my tools on the road. I am a very happy chappy!”

With hardworking NQR Tippers, Western Australian based Mini Muscle Earthworks is all about getting the job done.

Mini Muscle Earthworks

“It is not a polished show pony…it’s a scarred-up workhorse that earns its keep,” owner Josh Cousins says.

“My Isuzu NQR 87-190 is covered in scratches, dents, and battle scars from years on tight job sites and rough loads.

“It hauls heavy, day-in-day-out and runs at maximum capacity every day. It cops sand, mud and general work abuse but never quits. No fluff, just fight! This truck is the muscle behind Mini Muscle Earthworks.”

Got a beloved Isuzu rig? Don’t miss out on the Truck of the Year competition for 2025 and get your entry in today at www.isuzu.com.

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