List of American truck manufacturers

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ladder truck of Gainesville FD • A.B.C. Motor Vehicle Company(1905–1911) • Abendroth & Root (1906–1912), A&R (1912–1915) • Abresch-Cramer Auto Truck Company (1910_1912) • Acason Motor Truck Company (1915–1925) • Ace (1918–1927) • ACF (1899-), ACF-Brill (1925–1953) • Acme Motor Truck Company (1915–1931) • Acorn (1910–1912) • Acorn Motor Truck Company (1925-1931) • Adams Brothers Manufacturing Company (1910–1916) • Admiral (1913-1915) • Advance-Rumely [trucks] (1919-1928) • AGCO (1990-) • Ahrens-Fox (1911–1935) (later LeBlond-Schacht) • Ajax (1920–1922) (Not to be confused with the Ajax Motor Co.) • Air-O-Flex (1917-1920) • Akron (1913-1914) • Akron-Multi-Truck (1920-1921) • ALCO (1905–1913) • Alden Sampson (1903–1913) • Alena Steam (1922-1923) • Alexis Fire Equipment Company (fire trucks, 1947–present) • Alkane • All-American Truck Company (1918–1922) • All-Power (1918-1920) • Allianz • Allis-Chalmers (1913- ) • Alter (1912–1917) • AM General • American (1906–1911) • American (1911–1913) • American (1913–1918) • American Austin (1929–1934) • American Bantam (1935–1941) • American Coleman (1925–1986) • American Coulthard (1905–1906) • American Eagle (1911-1912) • American LaFrance • American Steamer (1922–1924) • American Truck Company (2003–2007) (rebadged Tatras) • American & British Manufacturing Corporation (fire trucks, ?–1919) • Amoskeag (1872–1906) • Anderson Carriage Mfg. Co. (1910) • Ann Arbor (1909–1917) • Apex (1917–1921) • Argo (1910–1916) • Armleder & Company (1910–1928) • Army Quatermaster Depot (1928-1930) • Atco American Truck&Tractor (1920-1924) • Athey • Atlantic Trucks (1912–1921) • Atlas [Knox] (1905–1913) • Atlas [Martin] (1909–1923) • Atterbury (1910–1935) • Auburn Motor Chassis Company (1911–1916) • Auglaize Motor Car Co. (1911–1916) • Autocar (1897-) • Automotor Company (1910–1912) • Available (1910–1957) • Avery (1891–1928) Trucks from (1910–1923) ==B==

• BAE Systems • Babcock (1912) • Backus Motor Truck Company (1925–1937) • Bailey • Baker (1908–1915) • Baldwin Steamer (1896) • Balqon (2008-today) • Barber Motor Truck Corporation (1917–1918) • Barker C.L. (1912–1917) • Barley • Barrows (1927–1928) • Bauer machine works Co. (1914) • Beaver (1914–1915) • Beaver (1935–1953) • Beck (1911–1921) • Beck (1934–1957) • Beech Creek • Bell (1919–1923) • Belmont (1918–1922) • Bergdoll (1912) • Bering • Best (1910–1914)) • Bessemer (1911–1926) • Bethlehem (1917–1926) • Betz • Beyster-Detroit (1910–1911) • Bickle (1923–1984) • Biddle-Murray (1905–1907) • Biederman (1920–1955) • Binghamton Electric (1920) • Black-Crow (1910–1912) • Blacker & Co. (1912) • Blair (1911–1918) • Board (1911–1912) • Bollstrom • Borland (1911–1914) • Bourne (1915–1919) • Bowling Green Motor Car Co. (1914) • Boyd (1912) • Brinton Motor Truck Company (1913–1924) • Briscoe • Bristol (1909) • Brockway (1912–1977) • Brodesser (1909–1911) • Brooks (1912) • Brown (1939–1953) • Brush (1908–1912) • Bryan (1918–1923) • Buckeye (1912) • Buda • Buffalo (1908–1910) • Buffalo (1921–1948) • Buick • Burford (1915-) • Butler (1913–1914) • BYD (garbage trucks) (different models in USA) • Byron (1912) ==C==

, the Netherlands, 2011 • Cadillac • Cameron • Capacity • Capitol • Carlson Motor and Truck Company (1904–1910) • Case • Cass (1910–1914) • Caterpillar (1925-) • CCC (1953–2013) • Champion • Chase (1907–1919) • Chevrolet • Chicago Motor Truck • Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. (1914) • Christie (1911–1918) • Chrysler • Clark • Cletrac (1923–1965) • Cline (1952–1972) • Clinton (1920–1934) • Clydesdale Motor Truck Company (1917–1939), formerly Clyde Cars Company • Coleman Carge & Har. Co. (1914) • Coleman Motors Corp. (1925–1949) • Colet • Collier • Columbia Motor Truck Company (1916–1925) • Comet • Commerce Motor Truck Company • Commercial Motor Car (1908-?) • Commercial Motor Truck Company (1906–1909) • Commercial Truck Company of America • Commonwealth Edison Company (1908-?) • Concord • CONDEC (1955-) • Conestoga • Continental (1912–1918) • Continental Motors (De Vaux) (1934–1935) • Cook (1950–1964) • Coppock (1907–1909) • Corbitt (1899–1954) • Corliss • Couple-Gear (1904–1922) • Crane Carrier(CCC) (1946–2021) • Cross (1914–1916) • Crown • C-T-Electric Commercial Truck Company ==D==

• Dain (1912) • Darby (1910) • Dart (1903–1988) • Davis • Day-Elder Motors Corporation (1921–1937) • Dayton • Dearborn (1919–1924) • Decatur (1911–1912) • Defiance-Century Motor Truck Company • Dempster • Denby Motor Truck Company • Denniston (1911–1912) • Dependable • Desberon (1901–1904) • Deschaum (1909) • DeKalb (1914–1918) • DeMartini (1915–1949) • DeSoto (fire trucks) • Detroit Electric (1909–1927) • Detroit Anderson Electric (1911–1912) • Detroit-Wyandotte Motor Co. (1914) • Diamond Reo (1967–1995) • Diamond T (1911–1966) • Diehl (1918–1926) • Differential (1931–1970) • Dispatch • Divco • Doane (1916–1948) • Dodge • Dominion (1915-1917) • Dorris (1906–1926) • Dort (1921–1924) • Douglas (1918–1935) • Dowagiac (1909) • Downing cycle car Co. (1914) • Douglas • Dresser (1984-) • Driggs-Seabury Ordnance Co. (1914) • Duer (1910) • Drummond (1917–1935) • Duplex (1916–1955) • Durable • Durant-Dort Carriage Co. (1914) • Duryea • Dyke (1899–1904) • Dynamic (1911–1912) ==E==

• E-One • Eagle • Eaton-Fuller ; Fuller Power Truck (1909–1917) • Eclipse (1912) • Economy (1910–1911) • Edison Motors • Elgin • Elk (1913–1914) • Envirotech • Euclid • Evans (1912) • Evo (1953-) • Ewing (1912) • Ewing (1909–1911) ==F==

• Fageol Motors (1916–1938; later Peterbilt) • Famous • Fargo • Farm-a-Truck (1916-) • Farrar Fire Apparatus (1933–1987) • F.C.S. Schmidt (1910–1911) • Federal (1910–1960) • Fisher • Fixible (1924–1996) later Grumman-Fixible • Flanders Automobile Company (1910–1913) • Flint (1914-1915) • Fool-Proof-Ideal (1912) • Ford • Forschler (1914–1922) • Fort-Wayne (1911–1912) • Franklin (automobile) (1902–1934) • Frayer-Miller (1907–1910) • Freeman (1928–1934) • Freightliner • Fremont (1919–1924) • Frontenac • Fruehauf (1938) • F.S. Motors (1912) • Fulton (1908–1925) • FWD (1909–2003) ==G==

• Gabriel (1913–1920) • Garford (1909–1980) • Garwood • Gary (1916–1927) • Gay (1914) • General Vehicle (or G.V.) (1907–1920) • Geneva • Gersix (1915–1922) • Giant • Gilson (1921–1988) • Global • Globe (1916–1919) • GMC (1912–present) • Goodyear (1920–1926) • Gotfredson (1920–1948) • Grabowsky (1908–1913) • Graham-Paige • Gramm-Bernstein (1912–1930) • Gramm-Kincaid (1925–1942) • Gramm Storage Co. (1903–1913) • Gramm Motor Truck Corporation (1926–1942) • Grant (1918–1923) • Grass-Premier (1923–1937) • Greyhound (1914-) ==H==

• Hackney (1947-) • Hahn (1907–1933) • Hal-Fur (1919–1931) • Hall (1915–1922) • Halsey (1901–1907) Steam • Harders Fire Proof Storage & Van Co. (1911–1912) • Hart-Kraft (1907–1913) • Hart-Parr (1901–1929) • Harsco • Harwood Barley Mfg Co. (1914) • Harvey (1911–1932) • Hatfield (1910–1911) • Hawkeye (1917–1933) • Hayes (1922–1975) • Hebb (before 1926) • Heil • Hendrickson • Henry Lee Power Co. (1912) • Hercules • Hewitt (1907–1912) • Hewitt-Lindstrom (1900–1902) • Highway (1960-) • Highway-Knight • Higrade • Hinde & Dauch (1906–1908) • HME • Holsman Automobile Company (1901–1910) • Horner (1913–1918) • Hoover • Howard (1915-1916) • Huffman (1919–1927) • Hug (1922–1942) • Hummer • Huntington (1912) • Hupmobile • Hurlburt (1912–1927) ==I==

• Ibex (1964-) • Imperium • Ideal (1911–1912) • Independent (Ohio) • Independent (Iowa) (1910–1939) • Inland • International • International Power Company (1899–1902) • Iowa Motor Truck Co. (1919–1923) • Isco (1972-) • Ivey ==J==

• Jackson • Jaguar • Jeep • Jeffery • Jones • Johnson • Jonz (1908–1912) • Jumbo • Juno ==K==

• Kaiser (1945–1953) • Kaiser-Frazer • Kaiser-Jeep • Kalamazoo • Kalmar • Kankakee • Karbach & Sons (1901) • Kearns (1908-) • Keldon • Kelland Electric (1922–1925) • Kelly-Springfield (1910–1927) • Kentucky Wagon Works (1914–1923) • Kenworth (1923–present) • Keystone (1919–1923) • Kimball • Kimble • King-Zeitler KZ • Kissel (1910–1930) • Kleiber (1913–1937) • Kline (1909–1914) • Klemm • KME Fire Apparatus (1946–present) • Knickerbocker (1915–1917) • Knox (1900–1915) • Koehler (1910–1923) • Kohlmeyer, F.W. (1920–1929) • Kopp (1911–1916) • Kratzer • Kuhn • Krebs Commercial Car Company (1912–1917) ==L==

• LaFrance-Republic (1929–1942) • Lambert • Landshaft • Lane • Lange Motor Truck (1911–1931) • Lanpher (1910) • Lansden (1906-) • Lapeer • Lauth Juergens (1907–1915) • Larrabee-Deyo Motor Truck Company (1916–1932) • Lectra Hault (1935-) • Lehigh (1925–1927) • LeMoon (1910–1939) • Lewis (1912–1914) • Liberty Trucks (divers) • Lincoln • Lincoln Motor Truck Company • Linn (1916–1950) • Lion (garbage trucks) • Lippard-Stewart • Locomobile • Lombard • Lone Star (1922) • Louisiana Motor Car L.M.C. • Loyal • Little Giant • Lodal (garbage trucks and fire trucks) • Longest • Loomis (1899-?) • Luedinghaus (1920–1933) • Luverne (1912–1923) ==M==

• Maccar (1914–1935) • Mack (1900-) • MacDonald (1920–1949) later Peterbilt • Mackbilt (1917) • Mais • Manhattan by Mack Bros (1907–1910) • Manitowoc (1902-) Speedcranes • Manly (1917–1920) • Marathon (1912) • Marathon (1969-) • Marion (garbage trucks) • Marmon (1963–1997) • Marmon-Herrington (1931) • Martin (1910–1912) • Mason (1912) • Master (1917–1929) • Max (1988-) • Maxim Motors • Maxim by Bushnell (1911) • Maxwell (1905–1925) • McCormick • McNeilus • McIntyre (1909–1912) • Meiselbach (1906–1912) • Menominee (1911–1937) • Mercury • Midland • Minneapolis-Moline (1939–1948) • Modern Trucks • Mogul (1911–1913 in Chicago) (1914–1916 in St.Louis) • Moline (~1920) • Monitor (1910) • Moore • Mora • Moreland (1911–1940) • Morgan (1902–1912) • Morrison (1888–1895) • Motiv • Muskegon • Mutual • Myers ==N==

• Napoleon • Nash Motors (1916–1954) • Natco • National • Navistar International (1986–present) • Nelson & Le Moon • Netco (1914–1938) • Neustadt (1912) • Nevada (1913-1916) • New York (1913–1921) (Tegetmeier & Riepe N.Y.) • Nikola (2016–present) • Niles (Ohio) • Niles (Pennsylvania) (1917–1931) • Northern (1906–1908) • Northway (1912–1926) (Formerly Ohio Motor Car, Crescent) • Norwalk • Nyberg (1907–1914) ==O==

• Ogden • Ohio (1905-?) • O-K Truck (1916–1927) • O.K. Motor Truck Company (?–1916) merged into Lincoln Motor Truck Company in 1916 • Old Hickory (1914–1923) • Oldsmobile • Oliver (1905–1960) • Olympie • Oneida (1918 ?-1930) • Orange EV • Oshkosh (1918–present) (Wisconsin Duplex 1917–1918) • Oscar Lear Automobile Company (1904–1910) • Ottawa Trucks • Overland ==P==

truck, California • P&H • Paccar • Pacific Trucks (1913-?) • Packard (1904–1931) • Paige (1903–1911) later GM • Pak-Mor (garbage trucks) • Palmer-Meyer • Palmer-Moore (1906–1918) • Pan-American • Parcel Post Equipment Co. (1914) • Parker (-1933) • Parr Wagon Company (1909–1910) • Patrick • Patriot (1920-) • Peerless (1900-1931) • Peterbilt (1939–present) • Piedmont (1917–1922) • Pierce (1955–) • Pierce-Arrow (1911–c. 1934) • Piggins Practical (1911–1916) • Pioneer • Pittsburgh (1899–1911) later Autocar • Pittsburgher • Plymouth (1935–1941) • Pony • Poss (1911–1912) • Power ==Q==

• Quadray (1904–1905) bus • Quadru (1911) • Quality (1962–2003) later Crimson Fire Company ==R==

• Rainier Motor Car Company (1916–1927) • Ram Truck (2009-) Chrysler • Randolph Motor Car Company (1908–1912) • Ranger (1920–1922) (distinct from Ranger, a former division of General Motors) • Rapid (1902–1909) predecessor to GMC Truck • Rehberger (1923–1928) • Reiland & Bree (1923) • Relay Motors Corporation (1927–1934) • Reliance Motor Car (1906–1911) • Reliance Motor Truck Co. (1917–1923) • Rennoc-Leslie (1918) • REO (1908–1967) • Republic (1913–1929) (later partnered with American LaFrance) • Reya (1917–1918) Napoleon Motor Car Co. • Reynolds • Riker (1900–1902) • Riker (1916–1921) • Robinson-Loomis (1909–1920) • Rockford • Rockne (1932–1933) Studebaker • Rock-Falls • Rowe (1908–1925) • Ruggles (1905–1928) • Rumley • Rush (1915–1918) ==S==

• Sampson (1905–1912) • Samson (1920–1923) GM • Sandow • (1911–1914) • Sanford-Herbert (1909–1939) (1969-) • Saurer Motor Co. (1908–1918) Mack and Hewitt • Sayers & Scoville • Schacht (1904–1938) • Schleicher • Schwartz (1918–1923) • Seagrave (1907–1921) • Selden (1906–1932) • Seneca (1916–1922) • Service Motor Car (1911–1932) • Schacht (1910–1938) • Scot (1972–1980) • Shaw (1918–1922) • Shelby (1920) • Signal (1913–1923) • Simon-Duplex (fire trucks) • Smeal (1964-) (fire trucks) • Smith (1912–1915) • Southern (1920–1922) • SPA • Spangler (1947–1949) • Spartan • Speedwell • Spencer (1921) • Spencer Manufacturing (1986–) (fire trucks) • Standard (1912–1932) • Standard (1913–1915) • Standard Steam (~1921) • Standard Tractor Co. (~ 1915) • Star (1909–1917) • Star Motors (1922–1923) • Stearns (1898–1916) • Steele (1918–1919) • Stegeman (1911–1917) • Steinmetz (1922–1924) • Sterling (1907–1953) • Sternberg (1900–1916; later Sterling) • Stewart (1912–1941) • Stewart & Stevenson • Stoddard (1911–1912) • Stoughton (1920–1928) • Studebaker (1902–1968) • Stutz (1919–1940) • Success (1920–1921) • Sullivan (1910–1923) • Super (1919–1936) • Superior (1919–1923) • Super-Truck • Sutphen (1890-) (fire trucks) ==T==