Product Showcase: Vehicles
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Morgan Olson Corp.
(800) 321-3758Every day you see Morgan Olson step vans delivering the vast majority of “all-things” bought online these days, by the largest package delivery companies in the world. But did you know it was the textile service industry that began the entire “all-aluminum step van” work truck trend? In 1946, J.B.E. Olson was founded by Jimmy Olson. Olson designed the first all-aluminum “KURBSIDE” Step Van that was lighter than steel, would last longer and could handle the moisture and corrosive substances associated with the laundry business. Additionally, access to fluids, brakes and other key areas for maintenance were designed into this revolutionary new “step-van” body design. Fast forward to today and Morgan Olson continues this legacy of innovative design improvements in their step vans, including winning the 2019 and 2020 NTEA Work Truck Show “Innovation of the Year,” recognition.
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Morgan Olson Corp.
(800) 321-3758Morgan Olson offers one of the industry’s most versatile delivery vehicles. A Morgan Olson walk-in van features one of the most efficiently designed cargo and driver areas on the road. From its long-lasting aluminum construction to its superior driver ergonomics and comfort, the Morgan Olson Route Star walk-in delivery van leads the way for the commercial delivery-truck industry. Every aspect of the Morgan Olson walk-in van is designed to deliver superior efficiency, performance, comfort, safety and versatility. When compared to traditional delivery trucks, the time it takes to load and unload packages is dramatically reduced through easy driver access to cargo. The ability to enter and exit the walk-in van on the passenger side also eliminates driver exposure to traffic, while reducing overall stop time. With more than 60 years’ experience, Morgan Olson is a leader in walk-in van production. In addition, Morgan Olson customizes each walk-in van with specific customer requirements in mind. To learn more, contact them using the information shown above.
