Born from the SCOTTY trailer business founded in 1956, Mobile Concepts Specialty Vehicles remains a Pennsylvania manufacturer with a distinctly family-shaped history. After the original factory burned in 1997, the company rebuilt and shifted its focus toward engineered specialty vehicles for first responders, government agencies, and military customers; a local automotive family acquired it in 2021.
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TechOps Specialty VehiclesVeteran-owned TechOps Specialty Vehicles has served public agencies and private customers nationwide since 2006, building a reputation for hands-on, mission-focused work from its Stevensville, Maryland facility. The company’s in-house team develops custom mobile platforms for government, public safety and commercial operations, handling projects from one-off prototypes to fleet builds.STEVENSVILLE, MD
Mobile Conversions InternationalFrom its Cincinnati-area shop, Mobile Conversions International builds custom commercial vehicles that bring medical care, emergency operations and other specialized services on the road. Established in 1993, the family-owned company grew from founder Michael Dobbins Sr.’s first medical coach into an international manufacturer with a 16,000-square-foot facility on 19 acres. Its in-house engineering team builds purpose-designed units from the chassis up and also refurbishes vehicles made by other manufacturers.AMELIA, OH
La Boit Specialty Vehicles, IncFamily-owned since 1981, La Boit Specialty Vehicles grew from founder Gil Blais’s garage-built storage boxes into a Gahanna manufacturer known for hand-building durable specialty vehicles from the chassis up. The veteran-owned company designs mobile clinics and command centers for professionals who need to bring services into the field, while maintaining its vehicles through a full-time service department.COLUMBUS, OH
10-75 Emergency Vehicles LLCFounded in 2006 by law-enforcement officer and former fire chief Larry Kohan, 10-75 Emergency Vehicles designs and manufactures custom vehicle conversions for public-safety agencies and public works departments. The company manages each build from concept through completion, pairing in-house engineering, fabrication, electrical integration and cabinetry with a practical understanding of first-responder missions. From its Western New York expansion in 2010, 10-75 has grown from a single mobile office into a manufacturer serving customers across North America.ELMA, NY