![]() So this one has the kind of clean look that's perfect for a driver in a white shirt, white pants, white hat, and a bright smile. The single-seat, classic steering column, and bright white style were to make sure that this was simple, tidy, and sterile. This is a fully set up truck, and it's believed the compressor will just need servicing if you want to carry ice cream in the freezer box. It's wonderfully detailed with the removable roof panels for sunny day fun and the pull chain to ring the real bells that let kids know you were coming through the neighborhood. The cab is always on display because the ice cream man was always ready to deliver treats. However, just about every car show, food truck night, and exclusive party is likely going to want your Ford there to hand out ice cream (and when was the last time a Ferrari paid for itself?) So while this is a small batch specialty build, it may not get invited to be parked next to a Ferrari at the next Concours event. This is a work truck, and it was restored to turn back the clock to 1969 - not alter the past. It's a fully detailed style with the best Good Humor bars on display, top side boards, and Ford factory wheel covers. And because you also have lights for the signs, they can be showcased day or night. The Good Humor graphics are said to be the original porcelain signs (possibly with minor touch-up) that are so beautifully finished that people will spend plenty of time looking over the details of the raised graphics. The cab was a full retro-fit for easy hop-on/off access. ![]() But these pickups are what we love because they have their own unique style. ![]() Good Humor would switch to box trucks in the 1970s that were simpler to set up for the ice cream man. ![]() Please ask for the full description.Ī 1969 F-Series pickup is always going to be a great classic truck, but there's a lot of history that goes along with this presentation. So while this is a small batch specialty build. Everything from the feel of the porcelain signs to the chime of the real bells tells you this restored truck is smooth and creamy nostalgia.Ī 1969 F-Series pickup is always going to be a great classic truck, but there's a lot of history that goes along with this presentation. This 1969 Ford F-250 is a true Good Humor ice cream truck, and it's going to engage more senses than just your taste buds. A business truck for the fun business of serving ice cream.HIGHLY DESIRABLE MODEL, 240CI INLINE-6, 3SPD AUTO, PWR BRAKES, CLEAN, DRIVES GR8 Last but not least, the “ The original Good Humor “ signage adorns the drivers door. One addition has been made on the center of the front grill- this is more robust replacement of the original outside charging box. Like many fleet trucks at the time, the body, wheels, interior and much of the truck was painted that same color white. The front and rear bumpers of this fine restored Good Humor truck look great and are straight. All of the signage, lettering & decals are in excellent shape. Tastefully adorned with Good Humor signage, the freezer box also show off the heavy duty secure doors on the passenger side and the rear. It is a “cold plate“ type freezer- you charge it up overnight and start the day fully charged and works as it should. Is the freezer box-for the days delivery. The large, square box with “Good Humor Ice Cream“ emblazoned on each side This great example of the wonderful Ford F-250 Good Humor is original with a few exceptions.
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