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2011 Snowie Bus Food Truck Ice Cream Truck Sno Cone Shaved Ice on 2040-cars

US $60,000.00
Year:2011 Mileage:5900
Location:

Salt Lake City, Utah, United States

Salt Lake City, Utah, United States

2011 with less than 6000 miles yes that's right less than 6000 miles. This bus was originally built with a price tag of $78,000.00   5 months ago!

 This Bus comes with every option available. Snowie 3000 shaver--Water Heater--Roof top Blower with wind stock--Water Pump--Lighting and Caution Sign--Power inverter--Roof top Air Conditioner--Cold Plate Freezer--Power out lets--PA system--built in flavor stations--3 compartment sink and a single hand washing sink--Get into the Shaved Ice industry and travel in total style by taking out the Chevrolet Express Snowie Bus. This fully mobile unit has a complete water system, freezer, air conditioner, as well as a built in flavor station where your customers can pour on their own flavors. How can a shaved ice get more perfect than putting on the flavor yourself? It used to be that in shaved ice, as in many other businesses, your success was largely dependent on location, location, location. Well, you can toss that rule out the window. Now the world is your location. You go to where the people are. This selling method is a proven system for over 30 years with many benefits including Snowie's progressive eye-catching design, spacious interior with lots of head room, and more
The Snowie Express Bus is made from a Chevy Express. It is a bigger van, so it more easily allows you to load it up with everything you need for events, etc. It is bigger, therefore it gives you more room inside. Because of the vehicle they are built on, you may picture these vans as short. They are modified and therefore are quite tall. The lowest part in the Express is the Air Conditioning, and that sits at 6? 7." The rest of the interior is close to 6? 9.5? The average person does not have to duck at all while in this Van
Snowie has also been at the forefront of the Food Truck craze. With their Snowie Bus, you have a turnkey business where you can troll neighborhoods, make scheduled stops at schools, day cares, parks, sporting events, and other locations without the need for any setup. You literally park your Snowie Bus Shaved Ice Food Truck, and start serving the crowd delicious, thirst quenching, Shaved Ice. Shaved Ice is a great supplemental business for School Teachers and other Educators as they have the summer months to chase alternate sources of income. The Snowie Bus is the perfect theme for that educator entrepreneur, and they will be able to host many of their own school events as well.

We are not affiliated with Snowie, But we do business with them.

We can also assist with shipping this bus anyplace in the USA.

Give me a call and I can answer your questions on this .. Jamey  801 266 9199

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