Dear Steve,
My partner, Tess Lilly, and I bought your products and built our own hot dog cart.
It is nearly complete but I couldn’t wait any longer to share our cart with you and everyone who has helped us so much along the way! I will send final cart pics and our first day pics but for now I am enclosing these pics of our cart.
Extra special thanks to my brother Matt Oerly who did the rocking paint job.
Thank you so much for your help now and in the future.
Sincerely,
Sam Oerly
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Nice job Sam, Matt and Tess! Welcome to the fraternal order of encased meats.
If you aren’t rolling in dough right now, don’t give up on living the dream. You can build your own hot dog cart like Sam did and save $3000 in the process.
Now get out there and sling, baby!
-Steve
Click the pictures for a larger version.
Thanks Steve! Check our Facebook site for updated pics: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Street-Eats/101829536560291
or follow us on Twitter @StreetEatsTn . Many thanks to you and your great products!
Nice job Sam, Matt and Tess! Looks like a a sweet cart! Nice paint job. Should stand out.
Love the cart, great job…
Nice cart! From a fellow Tennessean.
Nice cart!! I’m from Washington county too. Where are you going to set-up so I can eat? Love to support locals.
Very eye catching colors and the cart looks amazing. From start to finish, how long did it take you, Sam?
how do you get the bluing off of pan lids from the heating
Good luck to you Sam and Tess. I noticed the access panel to the fresh water tank and the grill just above the stove knobs. I lifght mine from the access panel unerneath-I find it easier. I hope you missed all the flooding.
Mr. Tiki
Congratulations Sam!!!!
Angie
Congratulations Sam and Tess, this is a GREAT looking cart. I wish you all the success in the world once you get started. And we want more pictures, more pictures and MORE PICTURES. Good looking color scheme, all in all a very good job.
Skip
Good luck, great job on the cart.
Best of luck… Who can resist Street Eats?
Looks great! What was you’re cost involved?
LOVE THAT PAINT SCHEME! A real eye-catcher, and anything that catches the eye usually catches a customer!
Thanks guys! We set up Wednesdays and Saturdays at The Johnson City Farmers Market from 10-1:30, other than that we try to update our Facebook and Twitter as to where we will be. From start to finish it was 3 months, but that was with me still working full time and working on cart nights and weekends with some stops waiting for pay day! Also if you see our new pics we added the prep table over the handles and a speed well on the side for squeeze bottles. Thanks again!
Hey Sam…great cart! My family is in Johnson City (I…aka…HippieDogs am in Marion NC about and hour or so away) but I find my way to JC pretty regular. I’ll definitely try to stop in, get a dog, and maybe we can talk about “the doggin life”. Much success to you!
Great job all the best. Great detail.
@ HippieDogs That is really cool. Would love to talk to you. I’m sure you would have some great tips for a fledgling dogger like myself!
Dallas, Mae, Caiden & I are so happy for you guys! You’re doing such a good job!!
Hey, Sam and Tess, just looked at your facebook. Nice toppings and names of your dogs. What brand of buns do you use? We use Rosens buns up here in the Chicago land area (western suburbs) your looks mighty healthy and packed with flavor.
Mr. Tiki
good luck your guys nice cart
@Tik’s Windy Dog, we use European Bakeries 7″ buns.
Way to go!! Added to Facebook and Twitter!
BRAVO!!!!!!