
Got Ice Cream?
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Got Ice Cream?
Saw this on E-bay and just had to share.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/F250-Ori ... 3cc6a3b5af

1970 F250 Sport Custom 4x4 360 V8, otherwise known as the Hi Boy, and a Harley-Davidson.
1953 Lincoln SA200 portable welder with a 4 cylinder 1941 Continental F162 engine.
"If you think you can do a thing or think you can't do a thing, you're right." Henry Ford
1953 Lincoln SA200 portable welder with a 4 cylinder 1941 Continental F162 engine.
"If you think you can do a thing or think you can't do a thing, you're right." Henry Ford
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Re: Got Ice Cream?
That seller is on here I believe but I cant recall his ID.
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1971 F-100 240 straight six, 3 on the tree (parted out)
1972 F-100 302 auto trans, pwr steering, pwr brakes (under construction)
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1971 F-100 240 straight six, 3 on the tree (parted out)
1972 F-100 302 auto trans, pwr steering, pwr brakes (under construction)
"Things are more like they are now than they ever were before" Dwight Eisenhower
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Re: Got Ice Cream?
goodhumorman was his name. He got mad about something last year and said he wouldn't be back, Have seen any post from him since.flyboy71 wrote:That seller is on here I believe but I cant recall his ID.
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Re: Got Ice Cream?
I just thought the truck was pretty neat, reminded me of visiting at my grandparents house when I was a kid, and I'd get either a nickel or a dime and run out to get an ice cream. Did not know he was previously on here, just thought others might be interested in seeing as well.
1970 F250 Sport Custom 4x4 360 V8, otherwise known as the Hi Boy, and a Harley-Davidson.
1953 Lincoln SA200 portable welder with a 4 cylinder 1941 Continental F162 engine.
"If you think you can do a thing or think you can't do a thing, you're right." Henry Ford
1953 Lincoln SA200 portable welder with a 4 cylinder 1941 Continental F162 engine.
"If you think you can do a thing or think you can't do a thing, you're right." Henry Ford
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Re: Got Ice Cream?
Nice truck, but $42K? Yeowza!
Joseph
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Re: Got Ice Cream?
hazelnut wrote:goodhumorman was his name. He got mad about something last year and said he wouldn't be back, Have seen any post from him since.flyboy71 wrote:That seller is on here I believe but I cant recall his ID.
Close. The Good Humor Man
I still read on occasion, but since there was so much censorship here, I stopped posting.
Worth every penny of $42,000.00 with all the time and money I have into it.
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Re: Got Ice Cream?
Beautiful truck! I don't doubt that that much money has been spent on its restoration. I don't know if I could really see a decent return on investment at that price, though. Assuming you worked 16 events per year (one a week from Memorial Day to Labor Day) and made a NET $1,000 per event (and I have no basis for that number), it would still take 2-1/2 just to pay for the truck. Maybe The Good Humor Man would share more of the business details with a serious bidder.
Tony
'72 F100 LWB 2WD Custom, 360FE, T18
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'83 F150 LWB 2WD, 300-I6, C6 scrapped 2006
'72 F100 LWB 2WD Custom, 360FE, T18
'05 Focus ZX4 ST - 2.3L, 5spd
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Re: Got Ice Cream?
Well, since you’re a serous bidder…
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When I ran the truck in the Chicago market, I was doing events at all the major corporations in the metro area. I had about 4 events a week, a minimum charge of $500. I did one every year that was over $2000. Every weekend, I did a bank grand opening, and maybe a car show after that in the afternoon. Sundays there was usually a car show also.
I recently moved to Michigan, and there is no market here, so that is why it says in the right market this truck is a money maker. East coast, you would do very well, West Olive MI, not so well.
To buy a truck in restorable shape, you will pay anywhere from $10,000 to $20,000 then you have to restore it.
To some people a cheap paint job, and if it gets cold is good enough. My truck is better than new.
The motor and trans, were professionally done. The complete front end was rebuilt. Painted by a professional, and done to last, metal cut out, and new metal welded in, after I dismantled as many parts off of it to give it the best possible paint job.
All new inverter ballasts, and florescent bulbs were installed. New light canopies. The refrigeration was completely gone over, and new thermostat installed to regulate the temperate. Freezer lights were updated to LED as not to generate heat, like the 1156 bulbs did. Every visible stainless steel screws were removed, and replaces with stainless steel screws, and cup washers. It takes days just to remove the screws, drill and tap those that break, and reinstall them without cracking the porcelain panels.
The sides are all original porcelain with the name baked into them, and in very good shape. The rest of the custom graphics were made, and installed to make it look original as they did when they trolled the street. I do the art work, and make and install them myself.
Not to mention all the small stuff like updating the wiring, getting all the lights working properly, new switches, the sound system, fabricating parts that were missing, replacing freezer gaskets, repairing the door hardware, new tires, and the hundreds of things I don’t feel like listing.
Here is a link to show part of what the restoration was about. http://goodhumortrucks.com/restoration.html
I don’t mind keeping it, but it isn’t taking off in the market I moved to, and if it sells, I then have room to buy another to restore.
Bid fast now, it is almost done on eBay.

When I ran the truck in the Chicago market, I was doing events at all the major corporations in the metro area. I had about 4 events a week, a minimum charge of $500. I did one every year that was over $2000. Every weekend, I did a bank grand opening, and maybe a car show after that in the afternoon. Sundays there was usually a car show also.
I recently moved to Michigan, and there is no market here, so that is why it says in the right market this truck is a money maker. East coast, you would do very well, West Olive MI, not so well.
To buy a truck in restorable shape, you will pay anywhere from $10,000 to $20,000 then you have to restore it.
To some people a cheap paint job, and if it gets cold is good enough. My truck is better than new.
The motor and trans, were professionally done. The complete front end was rebuilt. Painted by a professional, and done to last, metal cut out, and new metal welded in, after I dismantled as many parts off of it to give it the best possible paint job.
All new inverter ballasts, and florescent bulbs were installed. New light canopies. The refrigeration was completely gone over, and new thermostat installed to regulate the temperate. Freezer lights were updated to LED as not to generate heat, like the 1156 bulbs did. Every visible stainless steel screws were removed, and replaces with stainless steel screws, and cup washers. It takes days just to remove the screws, drill and tap those that break, and reinstall them without cracking the porcelain panels.
The sides are all original porcelain with the name baked into them, and in very good shape. The rest of the custom graphics were made, and installed to make it look original as they did when they trolled the street. I do the art work, and make and install them myself.
Not to mention all the small stuff like updating the wiring, getting all the lights working properly, new switches, the sound system, fabricating parts that were missing, replacing freezer gaskets, repairing the door hardware, new tires, and the hundreds of things I don’t feel like listing.
Here is a link to show part of what the restoration was about. http://goodhumortrucks.com/restoration.html
I don’t mind keeping it, but it isn’t taking off in the market I moved to, and if it sells, I then have room to buy another to restore.
Bid fast now, it is almost done on eBay.
http://WWW.GoodHumorTrucks.Com
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Re: Got Ice Cream?
I live in San Antonio. It's hot enough down here for that truck to be a money maker. Too bad I don't have $42,000! Good luck on the auction.
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Re: Got Ice Cream?
i think they (slick and bump gh trucks) are cool as hell. i hope you sell it. all we have around here are beat up ghetto looking chevy and gmc vans.
wanting to buy a mercury tailgate!
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Re: Got Ice Cream?
hey Good Humor Man, Long time no see (read). I still see your buddy in Peekskill, NY every year. I can't think of his name right now though. Good luck with it.
Steve
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Re: Got Ice Cream?
what censorship? am i missing something?
wanting to buy a mercury tailgate!
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