Marmon
United States
Marmon was a low-volume American premium heavy-truck manufacturer known for hand-built conventional tractors using proprietary chassis and bought-in driveline components.
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Truck Models
57F
1985–1997
The 57F was a fleet-oriented and lighter-duty counterpart to Marmon's premium 57P conventional, introduced for regional and fleet operation.
125P
1992–1997
The 125P was Marmon's late premium conventional with an integral 125-inch cab-and-sleeper arrangement, representing the marque's final modern highway family.
110P
Production period unknown
The 110P was Marmon's premium cab-over long-haul tractor, offered with a large double-sleeper configuration as the COE counterpart to its conventionals.
54P
Production period unknown
The 54P was Marmon's premium short-cab conventional family, complementing the longer 57P in the company's hand-built owner-operator range.
57P
Production period unknown
The 57P was Marmon's flagship premium conventional, combining a 57-inch aluminium cab with the low-volume customization that defined the hand-built Texas marque.
CHDT
Production period unknown
CHDT was Marmon's first conventional heavy-duty tractor family, introduced after the initial HDT cab-over and establishing the marque's long-nose highway identity.
HDT
Production period unknown
HDT was the heavy cab-over tractor design inherited from Marmon-Herrington that formed the starting point for the revived Marmon truck operation in Texas.