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    Frank Strick began building innovative trailers as far back as the 1930s and founded Strick Corporation in 1966. Since then, the company has built a reputation for quality custom-built trailers.

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    Length48 ft
    DoorsSwing
    Location: Oakland, California
    Seller: Kaplan Equipment Sales
    Stock NumberC600
    Location: Jackson, Minnesota
    Seller: Active Trailers - Jackson
    Length53 ft
    DoorsSwing
    Location: Oakland, California
    Seller: Kaplan Equipment Sales
    Stock NumberAVT877-12628
    Length53 ft
    Location: Des Moines, Iowa
    Stock Number545465
    Length57 ft
    Location: Orlando, Florida
    Seller: Ryder System, Inc.
    Stock NumberPIFZ536599 DRY VAN
    Length53 ft
    Location: Monroe, Michigan
    Length48 ft
    DoorsRoll up
    Location: Chesapeake, Virginia
    Stock NumberH310
    Length48 ft
    Location: Jackson, Minnesota
    Seller: Active Trailers - Jackson

    2000 STRICK 20 ft Tandem Axle

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    Quantity25
    Length20 ft
    Location: Miami, Florida
    Seller: AGA GROUP
    Stock Number1044272-D
    Length53 ft
    Location: Orting, Washington
    Seller: TRAILER SOURCE
    Stock Number25459
    Length33 ft
    Location: North Royalton, Ohio
    Seller: Transport Services
    Stock Number25458
    Length33 ft
    Location: North Royalton, Ohio
    Seller: Transport Services
    Stock NumberPIFZ531674 DRY VAN
    Length53 ft
    Location: Monroe, Michigan
    Stock NumberG1324B
    Length40 ft
    Location: Moosup, Connecticut
    Stock NumberT19355
    Length48 ft
    Location: Manheim, Pennsylvania
    Seller: Utility Keystone Trailer Sales
    Stock NumberT19570
    Length48 ft
    Location: Manheim, Pennsylvania
    Seller: Utility Keystone Trailer Sales
    Stock NumberL2825
    Length28 ft
    Location: Los Angeles, California
    Seller: TCI COMMERCE (LA)
    Stock NumberST17882
    Length53 ft
    Location: Syracuse, New York
    Seller: STS Trailer, Truck, and Equipment.
    Length53 ft
    DoorsRoll up
    Location: Bridgeton, Missouri
    Seller: AAA TRAILER LEASING
    Stock Number42
    Length28 ft
    Location: Oakland, California
    Seller: Kaplan Equipment Sales
    Quantity2
    Length20 ft
    Location: Miami, Florida
    Seller: IMG International Commerce Co
    Quantity2
    Length20 ft
    Location: Miami, Florida
    Seller: IMG International Commerce Co
    Stock Number22L237
    Length45 ft
    Location: Holland, Michigan
    Stock Number385376
    Length48 ft
    Location: Spokane Valley, Washington
    Stock Number90517 DRY VAN
    Length53 ft
    Location: Monroe, Michigan
    Length28 ft
    DoorsRoll up
    Location: Havre, Montana
    Stock Number805828
    Length28 ft
    Location: Salt Lake City, Utah
    Seller: Intermountain Trailer
    Stock NumberDL-525
    SuspensionSpring
    Location: Troutdale, Oregon

    Although Strick Corporation was officially founded in 1966, the company dates back to the 1930s when Frank Strick developed the first “frameless” monocoque trailer with body panels providing primary structural integrity, as opposed to the internal frame, to allow for a bigger, lighter trailer. In the 1960s, Strick was famous for its Flexi-Van container system used by the New York Central Railroad. The company introduced another big trailer innovation, ArmorPlate, in the 1980s and served as the first plate trailer design.

    More recently, Strick has set its products apart by designing in aluminum scuff linings and split-wire electrical harnesses. The former minimizes forklift damage to trailers, while the latter makes for fewer connection points and fewer electrical shorts. In October 2017, Strick Trailers opened a 44,000-square-foot production line for its custom trailer business. The company equipped this second production line with cutting-edge technology, improving the quality of its trailers and increasing the speed at which Strick can build a custom trailer.

    You’ll find hundreds of new and used Strick trailers for sale on TruckPaper.com, including dry van trailers, intermodal storage container chassis, pup trailers, dolly trailers, and more.