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Morgan Truck Body Acquires Transit Truck Bodies
The acquisition increases the total number of Morgan Truck Body locations to 14 manufacturing facilities in North America.

Founded in 1978, Transit Truck Bodies has an expandable 120,000+ sq. ft. manufacturing facility in Quebec.
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Morgan Truck Body has acquired Transit Truck Bodies, a manufacturer of truck bodies based in in Laval, Quebec, Canada.
Providing More Coverage Across North America
The acquisition increases the total number of Morgan Truck Body locations to 14 manufacturing facilities in North America.
“We are excited to welcome Transit team members and customers to Morgan Truck Body. Transit’s expertise and leadership in truck body manufacturing and customer service in Canada strengthen our commitment to customers in North America to provide truck body innovations both now and in the future,” Morgan Truck Body President Corby Stover said.
Founded in 1978, Transit Truck Bodies has been manufacturing truck bodies for over forty-five years, with Louis Leclair leading as Transit’s president.
“By becoming a part of Morgan Truck Body, the marketplace leader in light- and medium-duty truck bodies in North America, Transit customers will benefit from a robust network of resources and leadership experienced in providing quality bodies and service," Transit President Louis Leclair said.
Transit Truck Bodies includes a product line of cutaway, dry freight, refrigerated, and tailor-made solutions.a
“With Transit’s workforce, known for quality and efficiency, and an expandable 120,000+ sq. ft. manufacturing facility in the heart of Quebec, Morgan Truck Body looks forward to meeting growing customer needs with quality products for North American markets,” Morgan Truck Body Chief Commercial Officer Tom Diez said.
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