Our Trucks

Restored by hand for a picture perfect look.

Every truck in our fleet has been meticulously restored by hand, with each project taking around six months to complete, because attention to detail is as important as a refreshing drink (or two) on tap. When searching for new additions to the fleet, we look for vehicles that can be restored to their original beauty while remaining appealing to a modern era. All of our trucks are fully functional with mostly original engine parts, and if you’re lucky we’ll take you for a joy ride.

 
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1949 Chevy Panel Truck

Introducing Claire! Fresh from the Green Mountain State, she’s spent her entire life in the state of New Hampshire. Most of that was spent napping away in a dense forest - at least until we came along. Fully Restored with our 6 tap system, , there's no party Claire can't liven up!

 
 

1958 Jeep FC 150

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1929 Ford AA

Say hello to Abigail - Abby for short - a 1929 Ford AA! She was discovered abandoned inside the Niagara Falls Mall 30 years after closing, where she was originally used as a flower kiosk, and required extensive restoration by the Tap Truck NE team. Abby was born at the height of the prohibition, so it’s only fitting that she’s the first to feature our newly designed draft system. With 6 taps, capable of serving beer, wine, coffee, and craft cocktails, we promise she’ll be the life of the party!

 
 

1942 Ford F3 Panel Truck

Baloo came to us from the back woods of Eastern CT. His restoration was a collaborative effort as his original owner spent 15 years doing some of the work before handing it off to our team. Prior to joining our fleet, he hadn’t been out of the garage in quite some time, and now it’s nearly impossible to get him back in. He's been dusted off, polished up, and drastically improved with the same 6 tap system found in Abby, our 1929 Ford AA. Baloo has come to be one of our most popular trucks!

 

 

1957 Chevy Panel Truck

Clyde, our ‘57 Chevy, was found in and restored in Maine using the same tried and true techniques that we used on the rest of the fleet. No detail was overlooked and no expense was spared in restoring this vehicle to its former beauty. We had a Maine state of mind when working on Clyde, and his final touch was that head turning Lobster Red paint job. Clyde is native to our bookings in Maine, so if you’re in the 207 area code, click below to book him!


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