Quality Features Come Standard
Peak performance, quality, and customer support should be a given, especially for those who help keep our communities safe.
Our pumpers are built for the way you work, with every inch customized to meet your department’s needs. When you head to a call in a high-performance Marion pumper, you’ll know it’s designed to deliver under pressure with no wasted space and no room for error.
Peak performance, quality, and customer support should be a given, especially for those who help keep our communities safe.
Custom (Spartan) or commercial chassis
Hale, Waterous, or Darley pumps
Brackets, racks, full- and split-depth compartments; built-in or customized storage
Slam doors or roll-up doors
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See the LatestMarion, Wis. – Marion Body Works, A leading national manufacturer of commercial truck bodies, fire & emergency apparatus, custom cabs, custom engineered vehicles, and defense bodies, announces plans for expansion. This milestone...
Marion has launched the Marion Express Body Program for customers seeking stock body solutions with the fastest turn-around time in the industry.
Curt Ignacio, President and CEO of Marion Body Works, steps down as President after 30 dedicated years in the role.
The National Truck Equipment Association (NTEA) awarded Marion Body Works, Inc. their MVP (Member Verification Program) certification. The NTEA recognizes top achieving companies in the work truck industry. Criteria allowing for members...
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Building Your Truck In just ten working days, your truck has been transformed from a 2D drawing to a complete set of 3D engineering renderings for every system, laser cut part and...
Engineering Your Truck Your journey to a new truck has progressed from a community need, into a concept, then moved through budget meetings and fundraisers. Your team has met with sale professionals...
Specifying to Engineering Once you’ve sent your specs and design parameters off to your chosen vendors, you can sit back and wait to review their final numbers, right? Probably not. In actuality,...
Your Department has decided to go custom for their next truck. What next? You’ve had all the meetings, worked out the budget and financing options and finally gotten the go-ahead to start...
The first step toward your new apparatus starts with filling out the form below. Let’s go.