The Trailer Coach Manufacturers Association was founded in August of 1936 in Detroit, Michigan. It held 41 trailer companies as of 1948. Its headquarters moved to Chicago, Illinois in 1938, then to Chantilly, Virginia in 1972, and finally in Washington, D. C. in 1974. The association, with other associations, merged in 1975 into the Manufactured Housing Institute.
TRAILER COMPANIES[]
- Pan-American Trailer Coach Company
- Platt Trailer Company
- Prairie Schooner Trailer Company
- Roycraft Coach Company
- Schult Corporation
- Aljoa Industries
- Stewart Coach Company
- Chicago Streamlite Corporation
- Travelite Coach Company
- Raymond Products Company
- Trotwood Trailers, Inc.
- Terra-Cruiser Trailer Coach Company
- Vagabond Coach Manufacturing Company
- Nappanee Trailer Company
- Whitley Manufacturing Company
- Zimmer Boat & Trailer Company
- Adams Trailer Company
- All States Trailer Company
- American Coach Company
- Columbia Trailer Company
- Continental Trailer Company
- Company called "Conway"
- Drexler Trailer, Inc.
- Duo Coach Corporation
- Elcar Coach Corporation
- General Coach Works, Inc.
- Glider Trailer Company
- Hoosier Rambler Corporation
- Howard Industries, Inc.
- Indian Trailer Corporation
- Ironwood Trailer Coaches, Inc.
- Kit Manufacturing Company
- La Salle Coach Company
- Liberty Coach Company
- Lighthouse Trailer Company
- Luxor-Leffingwell Coach Company
- Macomb Trailer Coach, Inc.
- Main-Line Trailer Coach Company
- Modern Trailer Company
- National Trailer Corporation
- Palace Corporation