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Food Concession Trucks Can Be Made From Any Type Of Transportation Equipment – Trolley Bus – Starting Point

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Florida Food Truck Customization and Service – Oakland Park – (video)

Custom building and servicing Food Trucks and Concession Trailers in Florida

Kona Ice Truck from AAA Concession Trailers in Oakland Park, Florida

AAA Concession Trailers and Trucks, 3569 NW 10th Avenue, Oakland Park, FL 33309.

Whether it’s a basic hot dog concession trailer, or a gourmet Italian Food Truck serving organic pasta, or, maybe a multi-flavored yogurt truck, Bruce Hicks will build it for you. And, then service and maintain it, as needed.

Most Food Trucks and Concession Trailers as used in warm weather, so it’s important to provide proper ventilation. AAA Concession Trailers designed a rooftop system that works well in Miami and Fort Lauderdale, Florida, as well as other warm weather cities.

Custom built rooftop ventilation system for food trucks and large concession trailers

Florida Custom Built Food Trucks & Trailers

stove ventilation system for food trucks - aaaconcessiontrailers.biz

Customized Rooftop Ventilation System Improves Air Flow and Comfort

roof top ventilation for food trucks - aaaconcessiontrailers.bizAir flow is an important element in the conversion of a box truck into a food truck. Not only do you need to take the heat and smoke from the stove area, but you also need to allow the interior air to escape, and the best way it UP.

The sunroof ventilation system requires machine shop craftsmanship and the experience of a builder who has worked on a variety of vehicles. Bruce Hicks is an experienced RV conversion specialist who began building food trailers and converting utility trucks to food trucks in 2008.

Call to discuss options and costs.

Food Trucks Redefine Outdoor Dining

One of our customers, Mega Munchies, was on the road with a group of South Florida food trucks. The gathering was at the Sunrise Presbyterian Church in the Country Club of Miami area, just north of Miami Lakes. From 5:30 PM to 10 PM, the food trucks served up a wide range of restaurant-quality food, in an open air setting. The trucks provide a taste of the multi-cultural social environment that has evolved in South Florida. While each truck provided some music, a central sound-system would have created a more festive environment, and might have encouraged people to linger longer. As it was, after visiting a few of the food trucks, there was nothing else to do, so you leave.

You are encouraged to stop at a Food Truck Stop, if you encounter one. It’s worth your time, and the value is significant.