Amazing Established Food Truck Business With Vintage Van For Sale

With a great regret my beloved food truck goes on sale.

Amazing food truck and established brand with recipes (not another burger or pizza van),

Maverick and outstanding fully working business.

Car in great condition, no problem with MOT (till Nov)

(5* hygiene rating)

Selling my beloved Food Truck business.

Vintage VW Lt31 (1986) Westfalia converted to a food truck (full stainless steel, oven, grill, extraction unit, two sinks with tap and running water – brand new pump fitted)

A car with MOT till NOV – great runner, fully refurbished engine, great condition.

Business is listed with:

vintage van great condition, great runner (fully refurbished engine), fully equipped (oven and grill, an extraction unit and tap with two sinks – brand new pump fitted),

all social media accounts and lined up events thru the rest of the year.

contacts to the organisers, lined up events later this year,

all recipes (British Street Food Awards finalist 2018)

What is the reason for selling the business? I am moving out from UK, unfortunately cannot take my truck with me.

Do you have special permissions to trade in certain locations? (Town Centres / Council Permissions etc), Yes you do. All major permits in place. I am more than happy to put new owner in touch with my current event organisers.

During what hours and days does the business usually trade on? Some food trucks use social media to let their followers know where they are going to be for example. Do you have regular spots? Most of the time we are talking about lunch in busy spots in central London or weekend food markets or events and festivals.

Is the turnover consistent over the past few years? Has the business been growing or sitting still etc? Business is successfully running from beginning of 2018 and its growing steady. More and more enquiries are coming from event organisers and private companies. I am selling it with few events lined up already (like The Independent Ski and Snowboard Show in Battersea Power Station or BBC1 New Years Parade)

What type of competitors does the business have? Street Food is a booming business now and the competition is there but non of them got this product. This is brand new product on the market (not another Burger or Pizza Van)

How does the business gain new custom (word of mouth/advertising etc). Word of mouth, thru your applications on events which you get from NCASS or Food Hawkers (where I am member).

How can the business be grown and developed? What would you do if you were to stay in the business, where would you invest? Finding busy spots – being regular there. Upgrading to another van or focusing more on privarte and corporate events.

If you are prepared to stay on for a transition of a few weeks or months – mention this in your advert. Yes I am more than happy to assist for two weeks.

Please contact me by completing the contact seller form on this page.