American made ?
06-24-2009, 06:23 PM
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i'm sure you can, but why not just ask when you order?
Fulltraction
Hanson
Purejeep
RockKrawler
Clayton
Offroad evolution
are all american made, not sure about anyone else
Fulltraction
Hanson
Purejeep
RockKrawler
Clayton
Offroad evolution
are all american made, not sure about anyone else
Last edited by Piginajeep; 06-24-2009 at 06:37 PM.
06-24-2009, 06:35 PM
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Just ask. In todays world its no secret.
I am one of the owners of Clayton Off Road.
Its Clayton and Adam.
We have a 6000 sq ft shop in Waterbury CT.
All our welding, manufacturing, and installation in done in house.
Powder coating is done in Hamden CT.
Laser cut parts come from Torrington CT.
Steel is order from USA companies, but they do get some items from Canada. This varies per shipment, and we have not had any issues between the two.
Springs from CA,
Brakelines from CA,
Johnny joints are from CA, aka Currie, but their forged housings are made in China. :-( Sorry
some of the nuts and bolts may be world wide, but for the most part is USA.
Adam
Clayton Off Road Mfg.
I am one of the owners of Clayton Off Road.
Its Clayton and Adam.
We have a 6000 sq ft shop in Waterbury CT.
All our welding, manufacturing, and installation in done in house.
Powder coating is done in Hamden CT.
Laser cut parts come from Torrington CT.
Steel is order from USA companies, but they do get some items from Canada. This varies per shipment, and we have not had any issues between the two.
Springs from CA,
Brakelines from CA,
Johnny joints are from CA, aka Currie, but their forged housings are made in China. :-( Sorry
some of the nuts and bolts may be world wide, but for the most part is USA.
Adam
Clayton Off Road Mfg.
06-24-2009, 06:38 PM
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It is going to be hard to know for most things.
Made in the USA isn't always what it seems. It could be "Made in the USA" with parts from China.
Thanks to the guys from Clayton for disclosing where the parts came from. It is nice to know that they build using mostly US steel and parts.
Made in the USA isn't always what it seems. It could be "Made in the USA" with parts from China.
Thanks to the guys from Clayton for disclosing where the parts came from. It is nice to know that they build using mostly US steel and parts.