Established in 1964, Cenweld Corporation is a Stow, Ohio final-stage manufacturer and installer of custom truck body systems for commercial, utility, and municipal work. Its shop builds and equips work trucks with systems such as central hydraulics and modular electronics, then supports them with truck-equipment service and repairs. Cenweld serves customers across Northeast Ohio and nationally.
Buckeye Body and EquipmentBuckeye Body Builders dates to 1946, and after a brief closure in 2012, a group of longtime employees brought the Columbus company back to serve its customers and community. Today, Buckeye Body and Equipment supports businesses and fleet operators with commercial truck upfitting, custom engineering, and ongoing service from its seven-acre central Ohio facility.COLUMBUS, OH
J&J Truck BodiesEstablished in 1958, J&J Truck Bodies manufactures custom truck bodies and trailers from its facilities in Somerset, Pennsylvania, where it employs more than 150 people across three facilities totaling nearly 275,000 square feet of manufacturing space. The company began by building steel dump bodies for coal haulers and farmers and has expanded into products for rugged commercial and municipal applications. Its Truck Equipment division also upfits vehicles and provides equipment repair and refurbishment.SOMERSET, PA
STAHL Truck BodiesFounded in 1946, STAHL Truck Bodies is a Wooster manufacturer known for American-made work truck bodies and nearly eight decades of service-body craftsmanship. As a Marmon Holdings company backed by Berkshire Hathaway, it pairs the resources of a global organization with a hands-on approach for independent upfitters, dealerships, and fleet operators. STAHL is particularly associated with durable galvanneal-steel construction and configurable bodies built for demanding field work.WOOSTER, OH
Final Vehicle SolutionsBuilt around Cenweld and Buckeye Body, Final Vehicle Solutions equips commercial and fleet vehicles through custom engineering, equipment installation, and turnkey fleet support. The Ohio-based company brings two degreed engineers into its facility and draws on a network of more than 3,000 vendors to tailor vehicles to demanding business applications. Its all-in-one approach is designed to simplify sourcing, modification, production tracking, and delivery into one coordinated process.STOW, OH