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Makes me want to quit my job, buy a truck and start making pizza! |
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| There's a truck near here, 1960s Chevy dumper, $1200.... throw another $10k at it, and you'll have yourself a nicely restored pizza wagon... I think I might have to do that too... =) |
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| Can you put any oven on these trucks? |
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| Cool! Very cool!
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| You can definitely put a brick oven on a trailer or the bed of a truck. Very cool idea. There are quite a few mobile FB ovens at this point, doing farmers' markets, festivals, parties and events, and more are being built all the time. James
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| Did you look at the prices and how much was already booked...very interesting business venture....
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| Thanks for the info. Is there a link for the mobile buisness you refer to? I saw the one with the truck. |
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| The time has come of update the original posting. I just looked, and Why Italian Wood-Fired Ovens are Round hasn't been touched since March 2005. Of course not much has changed in the world of wood-fired ovens. :-) I have created a couple of graphics, which I think visually help describe the differences between round/dome and rectangular/barrel vault ovens. I think by attaching these graphics to the original sticky posting, it will help first time readers. To see the changes, take a look at the first posting, or as Dmun says, my essay. :-) As always, comments are very much appreciated. James
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