are deep and result from decades of tireless work. President Marc Leclair is the architect of this company, which stands out so positively in the industry. His determination to invest in the research and development of new, more effective technologies led him to abandon a production-line approach, opting instead for the development of unique models better suited to the requirements of their end-users.

A Québec family company fully dedicated to the improvement and modernization of North American vans in a stimulating and dynamic environment reflecting Québec’s distinctive image for creativity and innovation.

More than just a company, Leclair Truck Bodies is, first and foremost, the history of a team buoyed by the dream of one man: Marc Leclair. With more than thirty years of experience in the production and repair of vans, he has effectively developed his innovative nature. Since it was first founded, Leclair Truck Bodies has brought a breath of fresh air to the industry.

September 7, 2004: establishment of the company and the hiring of its first employees

2007: expansion work at the Bois-des-Filion plant

April 2008: delivery of the 1000th van

May 2011: expansion work adding 1,500 square feet to the building to accommodate new offices at the Bois-des-Filion plant

April 2013: unveiling of two new isothermal truck bodies at Expo-Cam: the Taïga and Tundra

October 2013: construction of a new 78,000-square foot plant in Terrebonne

November 2014: official opening of the new plant

April 2017: launch of the first Polair City isothermal trailer