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 Advice on building a food truck using a British double-decker sought.

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eventsnm

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Re:Advice on building a food truck using a British double-decker sought. Wed, 10/24/12 8:23 PM (permalink)
did you ever get your double decker bus?
 
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    eventsnm

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    Re:Advice on building a food truck using a British double-decker sought. Wed, 10/24/12 8:46 PM (permalink)
    im looking for a double decker bus to buy, anyone Know of any?
     
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      eventsnm

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      Re:Advice on building a food truck using a British double-decker sought. Fri, 11/23/12 11:10 AM (permalink)
      did you ever get the bus?
       
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        daddywoofdawg

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        Re:Advice on building a food truck using a British double-decker sought. Sun, 12/23/12 12:15 AM (permalink)
        If I had a DD bus, It would have to sell fish and chips!
         
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          BelCibo

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          Re:Advice on building a food truck using a British double-decker sought. Mon, 12/24/12 8:51 PM (permalink)
          The novelty alone would be worth it imo, I'd certainly give it a shot and try the food.  Eating area is a nice add to.  How about some propane heaters up top too?
           
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            buffy1711

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            Re:Advice on building a food truck using a British double-decker sought. Mon, 12/24/12 9:59 PM (permalink)
            First question....will you serve food in the bus like a seat down restaurant? If so, top floor or bottom floor? Because that's the difference in a 40,000 and a 200,000 investment. The liabilities and insurance will be more also in Michigan all buses are required to have a $5,000,000 dollars insurance req by m-dot. Check with your local DOT because the minute you put people in you also might be req to have restrooms, fire escapes, etc. What equipment will you have? Think about the weight of the vehicle.

            Just a thought
             
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