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It never ceases to amaze me, what possible purpose could a 4 wheel drive postal van serve? I’m all in favor of creativity, but this is TWISTED. Similar to watching a live performance of Twisted Sister. You have to ask yourself, What’s going on here? And what is that little tin tray tacked on to side, a feeble attempt as a ice cream truck? I don’t get it.
The stainless steel tray appears to have beer taps mounted above it. This could have been used as a prop at a brewery or as a mobile beer serving station at food truck events, farmers’ markets, etc.
Food service truck for the Rubicon Trail ?