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CSF Officially Approved as APA/Trustar Vendor

The CSF team announced that CSF has received official approval from APA/TruStar to be a vendor for their members.

Emma Henderson
By Emma Henderson
Emma Henderson is the Managing Editor of aftermarketNews and Counterman. She joined Babcox after a career as a television reporter for stations across the Midwest. Contact her at [email protected]
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The CSF team announced that CSF has received official approval from APA/TruStar to be a vendor for their members.

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“The Automotive Parts Associates Group has a combined membership of APA and TruStar members and is one of the oldest distribution groups currently in operation. The APA group is very community-focused and believes that strength lies in the unity of its members. To strengthen its community, the APA Group selects its vendors through a careful vetting process to ensure that all suppliers to the group offer high-quality products and services. CSF is eager and ready to serve the Automotive Parts Associates group members,” CSF said in a recent press announcement.

CSF added that members of the APA group will now have access to high-quality radiators manufactured at CSF’s OE standard factories, as well as condensers, oil coolers, caps, and the industry’s most extensive line of intercoolers.

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