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On Nevada Business: TruckHouse, the nation’s premiere overland truck builder, is based here in Reno
Six years ago, Matt Linder had come to my office at the University of Nevada, Reno, College of Business’ Ozmen Center, looking for help on his business plan. He and his partner were interested in the $50,000 first prize to jumpstart their new biz, TruckHouse. Linder believed there was a need in the off-road vehicle industry for a “marine-quality” overland vehicle. – Reno News & Review
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