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Truck Parts & Repair Services N1043

Truck parts, fleet repair, and remanufacturing in Southern Wisconsin

On NextCompany since September 1, 2026 (44 days)

WI area
Financial summary
Asking price
N/A
Gross revenue
$1,938,983
Cash flow (SDE)
$257,248

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Business overview

This Southern Wisconsin company supplies heavy-duty truck parts. The shop repairs commercial fleets. An in-house machine shop rebuilds drivetrains. Fleet operators across Wisconsin, Illinois, and the greater Midwest use the service. Gross revenue is $1,938,983. Cash flow is $257,248. The sale includes the company, real estate, inventory, and equipment. The owner is selling for retirement.

Who is a good fit for this business

  • Owner-operators who want a Southern Wisconsin truck parts and fleet repair shop.
  • Buyers seeking a Midwest commercial vehicle service platform with real estate.
  • Strategic acquirers in heavy-duty parts, repair, or drivetrain remanufacturing.
  • Buyers who will keep operations in Southern Wisconsin, since the business does not relocate.

Details

Reason for selling
Retirement
Real estate
Owned, available separately

Frequently Asked Questions

The company supplies heavy-duty truck parts in Southern Wisconsin. It repairs commercial vehicle fleets. An in-house machine shop remanufactures drivetrain components. The company carries a 65-year regional brand. Recurring work comes from fleet operators and owner-operators.

The company operates from a specialized industrial facility in Southern Wisconsin. It reaches customers in Wisconsin, Illinois, and the greater Midwest. The site sits on regional transportation and logistics corridors. The business does not relocate.

Gross revenue is $1,938,983. Cash flow is $257,248. Parts, repair, and remanufacturing generate the revenue. Demand supports commercial transit fleets.

The sale includes the operating company and the underlying real estate. The buyer receives the inventory. The buyer also receives furniture, fixtures, and equipment. A specialized industrial facility houses the machine shop and drivetrain rebuilding.

The seller does not offer financing. Buyers need another source of capital for the purchase. The owner is selling for retirement. Ken Demske at Sunbelt Business Brokers of Milwaukee handles inquiries.

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