We’ve prepared Case Studies by Vehicle Type and Industry Sector. Use the list below to view previous projects that match your vehicle or industry. The files are portable documents and open in their own window.
DUMP TRUCK-CONSTRUCTION
In this project, the reman saved the replacement cost of the dump.
FIELD SERVICE-CONTRACTOR
Another great reman story, this tired workhorse came out driving, riding, looking and working like new.
CONSTRUCTION
This mountain-duty truck with a nice trim package made this vehicle an excellent reman candidate.
DELIVERY-TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY
The van in this project, a favorite delivery platform, was a great candidate for reman.
COURIER-DELIVERY INDUSTRY
The van is the most popular vehicle platform used in the Courier and Delivery Sector.
TRANSIT-PARATRANSIT
The light-duty and medium-duty bus is a mainstay workhorse for the small transit agency and private-sector people movers.
POLICE PURSUIT-GOVERNMENT
There is great incentive to remanufacture-saving money for the department, and for taxpayers.
UTILITY VEHICLE-AGRICULTURE INDUSTRY
The Hanor Companies use vehicle remanufacturing to reduce capital expenses (CAPEX) by selecting appropriate candidates for reman and creating an additional vehicle lifetime.
BOOM-SERVICE, SIGN, & LIGHTING INDUSTRY
At over 183,000 miles, it was time for more than a refresh – reman was the answer. The replacement cost on this specialty, upfit vehicle made for an excellent reman candidate.
FIREFIGHTING-GOVERNMENT
For about one-fifth the cost of a new replacement, the agency has significantly improved their mission capabilities at a huge saving.
A licensed Professional Engineer from Texas A&M, Latham spent a career in and started two firms in industrial automation with significant exposure to the automotive sector. On founding what is now VR in 2005, the company provided reman services to the US Army’s Red River Army Depot. Now, focusing on the civilian sector, his goal is to supply an alternative automotive product and reduce operators’ expense and thereby reduce the automotive debt burden in the country.
Belden has over 30 years’ experience building and leading professional sales teams in information technology and fleet telematics companies. Among his many awards at IBM, Belden was in the top 5% of managers in his division. That experience led to growing TRCA, a startup telecomm hardware company, from $0 sales to over $5MM in 6 years. His technology/telecomm background was a natural fit for his own company, Zepco Sales and Service Inc. Zepco designed and marketed the first vehicle event data recorder running on Microsoft Windows in 1992. Zepco was an industry leader selling and installing automotive data recorders, mobile video recorders and GPS tracking hardware and software in fleets across the U.S.