Special Purpose Vehicles and Chassis Parts
- Hyundai Trago - 22 to 27 ton air suspension parts
- Hyundai New Power Truck - 8 to 27 ton air suspension parts
- 24 ton multi cargo (17 ton low deck)
- 23.5 ton multi cargo (15 ton low deck)
- 27 ton multi cargo (19.5 ton)
- 11.5 ton wing body (11.5 ton ling deck)
- 10 ton wing body low deck cargo (tag axle)
- 13 ton cargo (9.5 ton)
- 18 ton long deck cargo (11.5 ton long deck)
- Hyundai Mega Truck - 4.5 to 5 ton air suspension parts
- 4.5 ton to 5 ton wing body cargo (4.5 ton/5 ton ultra long deck)
- 7 ton long deck cargo (5 ton long deck cargo)
- Daewoo Novus - 4.5 to 27 ton air suspension parts
- 24 ton cargo (pullcar)
- 27 ton multi cargo
- 11.5 ton ultra long deck wing body cargo (15.5 ton long deck)
- Daehan Logistics all use chassis
- Other truck air suspension chassis of Volvo FM, Scania 112, Mercedes-Benz Actros, MAN TGA, Iveco Stralis
- Other bus air suspension chassis of Hyundai Universe, Hyundai Aero, Hyundai Aero City, Hyundai Aero Town
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