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For Sale:Mobile Shop/van selling smoothies, ice-cream and snacks

By Lulo
November 2, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted November 2, 2013

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Posted November 2, 2013

Fully equipped custom-made two-seater van: Stainless steal sink and work-top. Brand new battery.

This van is a great money making machine for outdoor events (e.g festivals, markets, street pitches, parties) and has a built on stage on the roof (which can be used for further storage). You can sell practically any foods, we mainly focused on home made ice-cream and fresh smoothies made on the spot to customer specification. Also great inside storage space. The electricity can run off the engine for the whole day or off the battery for up to 4 hours. The battery can be re-charged on the spot and continuously used (via generator) or it can be recharged over night. The van was custom-made to be used throughout the Olympic period. Fully road taxed for the year and suitable to drive anywhere.

This product is collection only-price is negotiable.

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