If you have an beautiful old truck that is not a gas sipper, why not paint it and use it for advertising? You have to admit, it’s eye catching. I haven’t seen that shade of green since I lived in a house that had its original 1930s bathroom. This beaut belongs to the Trek Store of Columbus and I’m not sure if it’s a delivery truck or just for looks? Either way, it’s a looker!
There’s a guy on a bike riding up and down the east coast pitching a program called “Bicycle Benefits.” The guy is Ian Klepatar and BB is his program to encourage businesses to reward customers who arrive by bicycle. Simple and effective are two words to describe this program. A business chooses what reward to [...]
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Thor Says:
Pretty sweet looking truck, but how do you know it’s not a gas sipper?
Rebecca Says:
Ok, I made an assumption that the truck wasn’t a gas sipper. But perhaps it’s been retrofitted with an electric engine? Or a diesel trans fat burner?? I stand corrected. I’ll have to call that dealer and get the scoop.
booger Says:
Best team car ever.
Billi Says:
I think there is room in the world for cool classic vehicles. While I am an advocate and daily bike commuter, I realize motor vehicles are a part of our culture as Americans. I believe preserving some of these unique and beautiful creations is as important as historic preservation of building. My guess would be that the truck pictured is a v-8 powered four wheel drive getting 12 or 13 mpg. At least a vehicle like this has some intrinsic value that will live beyond the life or usefulness of a jumbo SUV hybrid, that will be in the crusher when it’s less than ten years old.