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Hi from Australia. My parents have an ancient trx300 from 1989 that was made in Japan. We just picked up a 1995 trx300 to replace it with and I noticed this one was made in USA. 

What I’m wondering is if they were being built in Japan and USA at the same time or did all manufacturing move to the states? I’d love to hear any information about this. 
Thanks!

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Not an expert on the subject but my understanding is they were produced in both Japan and USA for most of the first two years and then once the US plant was fully up and running all production moved there.

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