Dropping 200k On A Truck Case Study

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Depending on whether you go the new or used route, the price of a food truck will run you anywhere from $50,000 to $200,000. Remember, this also doesn’t include the cost of outfitting the truck such as adding additional stoves, fryers, or refrigerators your specialty food might call for. So if you’re unsure about dropping 200K on a truck, we recommend aiming for the lower end and then outfitting as

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