anyone run / used to run a chip van?

[ArthurBottlesworth]

Agree quality is way to go.......You never go back to a crap chip shop.....

There was bad one near us, went in once in 10 years, changed hands and bit more regular now......

But frozen chips very good n handy too........less trouble than driving to chip shop.....

[woodrich]

I think it's worth a try specially if the owner is willing to help you get started.

If you could do a lunchtime run too, just home in on the sound of the chainsaws and chippers.

I often do a chip run for a nearby farmer when he is busy so if you see any tractors working you could probably get their custom too.

 

I like the idea of an ice cream bike:)

Last year when the farmer was baling I would fetch about £18 worth of ice cream a day for his workers.

Out of curiosity how much did you sell the bikes for please?

I could keep fit earn a pound or two and provide a service to the community.

Thinking about it there is an ice cream factory in the town. Today I will mostly be pricing up ice cream.

 

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[woody3]

try Chippy Chat Forums

[Boy English]

ive found a pic of one of them, to be honest mine weren't great to ride I just used them at shows... pashley make some which ride quite well but lack a decent freezer and I wanted more room for soft scoop flavours etc.. the one below I sold for a grand to the dairy who supplied me with the icecream.

[ArthurBottlesworth]

There was chip shop next to ifor williams factory

 

Always busy at lunchtime

[woodrich]

Thanks for the info

Rich

 

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