I have seen this truck driving by many times but I finally caught it stationary getting its propane tanks filled. The explosion of colours and the assortment of signs make it hard to miss and if you enlarge and look closely at the hood you will see a frying pan with lifter and a plate attached to it! I wonder what 'street certified' means?
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The word propane and explosion were very close together and I was worried for a second. lol Street Certified Gourmet Food is another worrisome. Just kidding. Nice shot. =)
ReplyDeleteThere are so many things to see in this shot!
ReplyDeleteI like the messy design, it is very fun, especially the frying pan!
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Those signs bombard the senses! I guess the theory is that you stop and try to work them out! Incredible!
ReplyDeleteCool image!
ReplyDeleteYou wouldn't forget about this ad, that's for sure. I'm guessing he made up that title "Street Certified" -- probably means his customers like it!
ReplyDeleteWhat set-up he has! If you are not hungry, you can read his signs instead.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful post. I love this kind of thing. I suppose the truck goes around to construction sites, etc., to sell its wares. And it offers "Street Certified Gourmet Food" too!
ReplyDeleteWell done RedPat!
Very funny! It reminds me of Honest Ed's on wheels. :)
ReplyDeleteThe truck isn't very attractive which means the food is probably excellent. 'Chunky fried potatoes'? Sounds dangerously yummy.
ReplyDeleteGreat looking van, wonder if it plays a catchy tune like ice cream vans do? Wouldn't be suprised, it has everything else!
ReplyDeleteSo, I take it chunky potato fries are his specialty?!! Can't say I ever thought of them as being 'gourmet', but maybe I should give these a try before I pass judgement.
ReplyDeleteCan't miss him! I'll bet the laborers love to see his truck coming around.
ReplyDeleteFun, fun shot, I, Like others am intrigued by chunky potato fries.
ReplyDeleteFun, fun shot, I, Like others am intrigued by chunky potato fries.
ReplyDeleteBig time advertising on this truck. Good catch, interesting.
ReplyDeleteGreat colorful truck and photo. But, no, I don't think I will be eating there . . .
ReplyDeleteThere's so much writing on that truck that it's a bit confusing!
ReplyDeleteWell, this one certainly wouldn't be mistaken for one of those Toronto a la carte trucks!
ReplyDeleteha. oh dear!
ReplyDeletethese trucks don't really serve many veggies beyond the potato wedges, though.
I hope you don't eat there!
This is funny Red, I don't think apart from the windscreen he's left any space uncovered on this vehicle. Bet he gets heaps of attention as he drives by.
ReplyDeleteHe has a very extensive menu, that's for sure!
ReplyDeleteWouldn't quite fit on the narrow Norfolk roads Red Pat!
ReplyDeleteYou surely can't miss this one! :-)
ReplyDeleteRegarding your yesterday comment: the pieces are old but it's a modern installation.
I'm wondering about "street certified" too!
ReplyDeleteFood trucks-- a 'sign' of the times, I do believe.
ReplyDeleteShameless self-promotion. Love it!
ReplyDeleteI accept apparent this barter active by abounding times but I assuredly bent it anchored accepting its propane tanks filled
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