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Great Dane Trailers has announced the addition of Superstition Trailers to its North American distribution network. Headquartered in Phoenix, Ariz., Superstition Trailers has two locations in Tucson and two locations in Phoenix

by Staff
September 8, 2006
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Great Dane Trailers has announced the addition of Superstition Trailers to its North American distribution network. Headquartered in Phoenix, Ariz., Superstition Trailers has two locations in Tucson and two locations in Phoenix.

Superstition Trailers has grown from a single location in 1994 to become the region's top distributor of trailers, parts and service. The company employs more than 125 staff members and recently completed the renovation of a 43,000-square-foot facility in Phoenix.

Superstition's service department is fully equipped to handle all types of trailer repair, fabrication and installation, while also offering certified brake and federal inspection as well as mobile repair service.

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The name "Superstition" was adopted from the Superstition mountain range located east of the Phoenix metro area.

Great Dane Trailers, a manufacturer of dry van, refrigerated and platform trailers, has headquarters in Savannah, Ga., and Chicago, Ill., with nine manufacturing plants in the United States. 

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