(Post Your) Delievery Vehicles (or driveable ads)

[Stinkhorn Press]

Thinking about setting up a delivery truck/van in the future. Getting it wrapped or painted well so it can be a mobile billboard, parked conspicuously or in use.

Looking for pics of what you have. What has worked and not.
I'd love to have something old school and funky, and I'm an OK shade tree mechanic, but I'd also not like to have to worry about sourcing limited parts for some one off aluminum bread truck make in 1953 either...

[GraphicDisorder]

 

Heres mine, no seriously there is a tiny sticker on the back window....and you'd be shocked how many people approach me about business while im in it.

[Stinkhorn Press]

nice Brandt.

I won't even put a sticker on my personal cars, just in case I'm feeling the urge to drive like an ass that day. The delivery truck will have very strict rules about manners while driving.

[Doug B]

I'd love to have something old school and funky, and I'm an OK shade tree mechanic, but I'd also not like to have to worry about sourcing limited parts for some one off aluminum bread truck make in 1953 either...

  Reminds me of the 1953 International Harvester step van I had back
in the '70s when I first started printing. Now that  was old school cool until the bearings lapped.

[Denis Kolar]

Here is my vehicle. Not as flashy as Brandt's, but does the work.

[kingscreen]

1965 Checker Marathon Wagon;  The T-Shirt Taxi.

[Doug S]

1965 Checker Marathon Wagon;  The T-Shirt Taxi.

That's the coolest! I like the name also.

[TH Apparel]

Do you have to pick up extra insurance if you put your company logo on the vehicle?

[Denis Kolar]

Do you have to pick up extra insurance if you put your company logo on the vehicle?

I have commercial insurance on mine. I pay about $100-$150 extra per year but the coverage is 3 times as much as the personal

[dirkdiggler]

1965 Checker Marathon Wagon;  The T-Shirt Taxi.

THAT IS BADASS!  THE COOLEST EVER!  I want it!

[mooseman]

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[GaryG]

Kingscreen yoo da man!

[jupmode]

It's no t-shirt taxi, but here's our mystery machine. The original intent was to use it to sell shirts out of (like a food truck). Now we mostly keep it parked in front of our building and use it for events.