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I was under the impression they were pretty much all built in Japan by Tange. Are there any that don't have Made In Japan stamped on the steerer tube? The only one that comes to mind that might be US built is the straight blade version that Ibis had with ATB on the dropouts but it's been too...

Not the OP but I did take some pictures of the Koski branded fork I just got (left) to compare to a later ATB branded fork with safety dropouts (right) that was on eBay:

Very cool bike but "The previous owner worked in junk hauling and said that he had found it in a trash pile." 🤔

Since the Mojo is basically an SS with geometry compensated for a suspension fork you will need to find something taller than normal, likely not vintage, to have it ride like it was designed. Nice bike BTW!

Another one just popped up on eBay...

I see the second fork sold, did someone here get it?

Sorry, I bought that one! I've been looking for one with a long enough steerer for years, even put a post here last year https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/koski-duratrac-1-threaded-fork.470613/#post-3546132 Good news is the seller put another one up for sale https://www.ebay.com/itm/285775065682

Still on the hunt if anyone has any leads!

Have pictures or a serial number?

I'd guess the wider cousin of the Araya RM20, the RM25 or the wider cousin of the Mavic M231, the M261. The RM20 was very popular in 1988 and the M231 was the hot thing in 1990 (and what my XC Pro hubs are laced to).

Looking for a Koski DuraTrac fork with 1" threaded steerer that's at least 140mm (5.5") long. Preferably black but open to any color. Located in the US.