I want to convert a van into a food truck. Which models should I look at?
I'm in the market for a used, low floored, maxi-mover style van for food truck conversion. What's the top models I should be considering and why?
Asked on 15 July 2020 by BigNorm
Answered by
Dan Powell
You want a medium size van that's efficient, easy to drive and plentiful on the second-hand market. I'd recommend the Ford Transit Custom or Volkswagen Transporter.
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