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the welcome(panel)wagon welcomes Jeff May's 1962
capt'n frosty's p10 van to the stovebolt latest addition for this month. check it out in the gallery

cheers,

mike


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1953 Chevrolet 1/2 ton p/u
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Someone was talking about a milk truck in here not too long ago. And then we had an email about one also. But Jeff\'s ice cream truck is pretty cool.

We saw the ice cream truck out in our neighborhood just yesterday. I thought it was a bit too cold for it. But the kids were lined up getting a treat.

I wonder if Jeff is going to use it for ice cream? Maybe he can sell some of his pastries from the truck.

Maybe some of you new guys would be interested in seeing Tom and Kathy Truhlar\'s Ice Cream truck , a 1953 Chevy Stepvan ... selling Mr. Big Bars!

Very cool.

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Peg


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i have a friend whom has three small boys. he tells them that when they hear the ice cream truck rumble by playing those annoying tunes to call the kids that it's actually letting everyone know that he's out of ice cream. the dad will then open up the deep freeze at home for all to enjoy a Mr freezie at a tenth the price from the truck.
frugal man yet the kids are still happy!


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I remember chasing the "Ice Cream" truck around the block as a kid. Just hearing the jingle started everyone running for lose change, jumping up and down at the curb just to spend your nickels. Try explaining that one to your kids grin


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Get out your nickels and dimes, its the ice cream truck! :p


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My cousin had a 1963 Icecream truck. I believe it was a P13. My brother ran the route for him two years and I was his back up at 17 years old driving that thing through Boston carrying a ton of cash, like I knew what I was doin.

Funny now my wife wont let my 18 year old son drive to school through a beeter bart of the city in a new safe car.

Times have changed and its not just the nickels.


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