Shoe by Gary Brookins and Susie MacNelly for June 29, 2022

You could make a lot of money with the taco truck, unless you ate more than you sold…..

But you’ll have to buy it new, Cosmo. Used ones are hard to find.

Possible trade up … from a ’59 DeSoto Firedome V8 … to a Taco Truck. I dunno … both are keepers IMHO … LOL!!

DeSoto?!? Just how old IS that car?

He should be driving an Edsel…

That zombie DeSoto is already dead, it just doesn’t know it yet.

A pink one, with fins, and A LOT of chrome.

Does he realize that he would still have to buy the materials and make the tacos – for someone else?

a taco truck could work. Drive 10 miles set up for business for 8 hours. take the profits to buy gas and food. Drive 10 miles, set up for business for 8 hours. take the profits to buy gas and food…………… oh wait. not enough profit at even $10 a taco to do that anymore. even if you lived in it. shattered dreams of a robustless economy – At least the Desoto is an eye-catcher

Remembering Desotos, some, especially the station wagons, could be made over into taco trucks, and to be authentic, I’d do a low rider taco truck.

I miss my ’61 DeSoto… well, it was the family car actually; my brother inherited it and he (stupidly) gave it away in a divorce.

What’s more practical than a 57 Desoto? Well, maybe th 10 mpg isn’t so practical.

There was a radio report on taco truck and generator gasoline costing more than earnings.

This reminds me of the 18-year-old Pontiac Bonneville that I donated after finally getting to buy a new car. I actually cried when they towed it away.

We have a few of those here. I had a 59 Desoto back in the 70’s. just a fine machine

He might like one of these instead…

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/6c/Wienermobile_OURDOG_plate.jpg/480px-Wienermobile_OURDOG_plate.jpg

Thought maybe he’d trade for an Edsel.