About STAHL Utility Truck Service Bodies
Welcome!
STAHL, a Marmon Holdings / Berkshire Hathaway Company, established in 1946, is a leading manufacturer of utility truck bodies, service bodies and specialized multi-functional towing and crane truck bodies for light and medium duty projects.
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A legacy over 75 years in the making
As we celebrated our diamond anniversary in 2021, our commitment to our distributors, customers and vendors remained crystal clear – to continue to deliver exceptional quality and service with the highest level of integrity in every facet of our operations.

Delivery for Mr. Gable
This photo was taken by the Lambert Company of Los Angeles, CA. and shows Clark Gable (center) and Mr. Lambert (left) – one of STAHL’s first distributors.

Fit for a "King"
When Clark Gable, “The King of Hollywood” and an avid hunter and fisherman, sought a truck body for his outdoor adventures, he turned to STAHL.
Devoted to every detail
We devote diligent attention and determination to every detail of the design and construction of a STAHL utility truck body we build. Ensuring it exceeds your demanding expectations to perform to, from, and on the job for years to come.
Features you need, benefits you'll love
A national network of distributor partners
Demonstrating our commitment to customer service, STAHL has a nationwide network of distributors along with manufacturing and warehouse locations strategically positioned throughout the United States.
Always innovating, always leading
STAHL Firsts
- Galvanneal steel bodies
- Automotive door seals
- Rotary door latches
- Die-stamped fender panels
- Thermoplastic olefin (TPO)
- Body panels (Grand Challenger)
- Tapered cross boxes (Back Pak)
- Pick-up caps with tool box compartments (CoverAll)
- Service body/dump body combination (Challenger Dump)
- Cutaway service van bodies (USV)
- High-styled truck service bodies with contoured body sides (Grand Challenger) stronger than welding and more corrosion-resistant