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Volvo Trucks[4]' own 2018 press coverage dates the first North American-built Volvo truck to September 1982 without naming an exact day, so the pin spans the month.
Wikipedia's[5][6] Volvo Trucks[4] article says "In 1981, AB Volvo acquired the assets of White Trucks" and that White "operated plants in Utah, Ohio, and Virginia".
Volvo Group's own plant page says "The first U.S. built Volvo branded truck, a Volvo F7, was assembled at NRV in September 1982" and that the plant has 2.3 million square feet of manufacturing space.
Volvo Trucks USA says the 2.3-million-square-foot New River Valley plant in Dublin, Virginia "is the largest Volvo truck manufacturing facility in the world".
Wikipedia's[2][6] Club of Four article says the F7 range of trucks "replaced Volvo's old F86" and used the shared Club of Four cab.
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