
Food · Florida viewing reference

Engineered shells · Builder-ready · Turnkey
MOBITRUCK® manufactures distinctive commercial trailer platforms for food, retail, service and fleet applications — from engineered shell to complete unit.
Concession NationU.S. assembly & completion · Since 2006Three commercial shell platforms

Signature rounded commercial shells for food, beverage, retail, beauty and events.
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Architectural glazed shells for customer-facing food, retail and service formats.
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Straight-wall commercial shells for office, vending, wellness, service and fleet programs.
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Choose how far we build
The model code should not be the first decision. Start with who completes the unit and what must be ready at handoff.
View MobiRED in Florida ↗A distinctive commercial body and agreed platform scope, ready for the next build stage.Your selected builder completes the interior and equipment scope.
↗02Shell plus defined rough-ins, openings and the documentation package agreed for the project.Agreed rough-ins and openings are prepared before final equipment installation.
↗03A configured commercial unit planned around the application, equipment and target jurisdiction.The final build follows the approved scope with the selected U.S. builder.
↗04Prototype, standardize and coordinate the rollout of repeatable branded units.A documented specification supports coordinated multi-unit programs.
↗Selected work
27 built projects across food, retail, wellness and fleet.
Estonian fabrication & U.S. completion
The MOBITRUCK shell kit is manufactured and prepared at the production facility in Estonia: cutting, welding, bending, roll forming, painting, checking and controlled packing. Concession Nation assembles that kit as the U.S. rolling shell, provides the American VIN and completes the applicable U.S. vehicle certification work. It can finish the entire commercial build—or release the documented rolling shell to your qualified builder outside Florida.
See the three-stage manufacturing path ↗Design, metal cutting, welding, press-brake and roll forming, painting, checking, controlled packing and shipment from the production facility in Estonia.
Imported-kit assembly, American VIN, applicable vehicle certification, Dexter axles, electric brakes and rolling-shell documents.
Finish with Concession Nation in Deerfield Beach or transfer the rolling shell to your qualified builder, which owns its assigned equipment, inspections and warranty.
The represented country of origin, component origin and completion scope are disclosed for the applicable unit. This page does not make an unqualified “Made in USA” claim.

Why MOBITRUCK®
Premium design earns attention. A defined scope, documented decisions and a repeatable process are what make the platform useful beyond the first impression.
See how it works ↗A recognizable body language designed to carry your brand.
Shell, builder-ready, turnkey or fleet — responsibilities made visible.
Project decisions captured so the next unit does not start from zero.
The project path
Every project is different. The decision path should stay clear.
Application, market, quantity, budget and target deployment window.
Platform, build level, openings, utilities and responsibility matrix.
The project package is developed around the approved commercial scope.
Production milestones, agreed checks and project documentation.
Delivery planning, manuals, warranty scope and next-unit continuity.
Configured pricing, not a generic brochure
Tell us the business, operating market and preferred build path. A useful first review needs the application, location, quantity, target date and major equipment assumptions.
Frequently asked
Yes. The site is organized around four build paths: shell, builder-ready, turnkey and fleet. The exact scope is defined in the quote for each application.
The project starts with your application and target jurisdiction. Local authorities make the final determination, so the quote should clearly separate the MOBITRUCK scope from operator, upfitter and local-review responsibilities.
Yes. Partner and multi-unit inquiries follow a separate path so specifications, volume, documentation and responsibilities can be discussed from the beginning.
Send the application, build level, location, quantity and target date. That gives the sales team enough context to return a relevant next step instead of a generic brochure.