Galion-Godwin Truck Body Co. LLC

Headquarters

Dundee, OH

Galion-Godwin Truck Body Co. LLC. manufactures truck equipment, including dump bodies and underbody hoists, and is family owned and operated by The Godwin Group. The Galion name has been associated with the transportation industry for nearly 140 years; the company describes itself as one of the oldest operating names in dump truck equipment and says it helped originate the modern dump body nearly 100 years ago.

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