Kronenburg Hedel, Netherlands     The Kronenburg family traces its manufacturing roots to 1823, and was once armorer to King William I. Following World War II, the firm moved to Hedel, and began the manufacture of public service vehicles. The American-designed Daybrook and Heil Mark III bodies were built, as well as some motor trucks with German Haller bodies. Haller eventually took over the Kronenburg refuse vehicles in the mid-1970s, but firm still produces fire fighting equipment at Wanroij. 8/28/16 (updated 3/26/17) © 2016 All Rights Reserved Logos shown are the trademarks of respective manufacturers Photos from factory brochures/trade advertisements except as noted