Green’s Dictionary of Slang

trucks n.

[? trolly-wags n. or SE trucks, odds and ends]

trousers.

[UK]Hotten Dict. of Modern Sl. etc.
[UK]Sl. Dict.
[UK]A. Morrison Tales of Mean Streets (1895) 91: Then he lifted a leg of the trousers hanging behind the door. ‘I’d bet a trifle,’ he said, ‘she made these ’ere trucks.’.
[UK]Gem 17 Oct. 8: You’ve never liked him since the time he got his teeth into your trucks.