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Chris, I was asking the question to learn more about the brand. Not to stir the pot. I have no clue where most trucks are manufactured currently. I thought it was interesting that someone mentioned that some of the Starke line was built here locally.

I'm young and starting out in material handling. I think it was a fair question to ask to gain more knowledge about the industry I am building a career in.
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