| MOAAT Mother of Almost All Trailers A simple flatbed (See Double Container) that serves as the base of a large percentage of the trailers made. |
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| Double Container Introduced 1979 |
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| Covered Trailer Introduced 1979 |
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| Box Trailer Introduced 1979 |
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| Pipe Transporter Introduced 1979 |
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| Tanker Introduced 1981 |
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| Low Loader (Lowboy) Introduced 1981 Produced with various vehicles, including Shovel Nose Tractor |
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| Lowboy with Boat (Early Boat Transporter) |
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| Lowboy with Space Shuttle The "First" Rocket Transporter |
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| Car Transporter Introduced 1982 |
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| Rocket Transporter Introduced 1982 |
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| Horse Box Introduced 1982 |
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| Airplane Transporter Introduced 1984 |
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| Fire Ladder Introduced 1984 |
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| Boat Transporter Introduced 1985 |
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| Tracking Introduced 1985 |
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| Tipper Introduced 1987 |
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| Transporter Barn door style rear doors Introduced 1988 |
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| Super Star Transporter Ramp style door in the rear Introduced 1989 |
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| Modified Airplane Transporter Introduced 1992 |
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| Emergency Center Introduced 1992 |
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| Modified Helicopter Transporter Introduced 1992 |
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| Real Talkin' Box Introduced 1999 |
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| Fishbelly Asada's Rig Introduced 2005 |
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| Tanker V2 Introduced 2006 |
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| Flatbed V2 Introduced 2007 |
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| Collecitble Convoy Trailers | |
| Ultra Model Box Iintroduced 1997 |
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| Ultra Model Tank Iintroduced 1998 |
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| DYM Heritage Box |  |
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