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That's a good looking truck. Thanks for posting. I had a 1946 Chevrolet 2 ton Holmes Heavy Duty Wrecker. It's in the "Gallery".


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Originally Posted by spanky
That's a good looking truck. Thanks for posting. I had a 1946 Chevrolet 2 ton Holmes Heavy Duty Wrecker. It's in the "Gallery".

Thank you. That's the original paint on the cab and original grille. My son also has a website pizzarita.org.

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That's cool as heck. Great idea.

I've had many daydreams about using an old truck in some kind of small business.


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I love everything about this! Cool truck in original survivor condition, food truck and brick oven pizza. Fantastic.

Does he take it to any "Food Truck" events or is it only used for catering private affairs?


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Originally Posted by JW51
That's cool as heck. Great idea.

I've had many daydreams about using an old truck in some kind of small business.

Thank you. I am saving my pennies to find and buy my own 1946 Art Deco 2 ton truck.

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Congratulations, that is a great repurpose of a Stovebolt. Good luck with the business!


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Originally Posted by Truckasaurus44
I love everything about this! Cool truck in original survivor condition, food truck and brick oven pizza. Fantastic.

Does he take it to any "Food Truck" events or is it only used for catering private affairs?

It takes 90 seconds for his Neapolitan style pizzas to bake in the wood fired oven. He has done some private catering. We did not get his truck ready to go till the Friday before Labor Day.

So he only had the fall to work before the weather turned. Though he has worked a craft fair once, and worked for 2 winery's this fall.

Thank you for your good taste in trucks. chug

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Originally Posted by Paul_WNC
Congratulations, that is a great repurpose of a Stovebolt. Good luck with the business!

Thank you.
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Awesome! Always nice to see another one on the road again. I bet those pizzas taste great!


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