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Product Placement: Our Favorite Custom Promotional Vehicles

–Product Placement: Our Favorite Custom Promotional Vehicles–1939 Pontiac Ghost Car–1939 Pontiac Ghost Car–1939 Pontiac Ghost Car–1984 Ford Econoline Mutt Cutts Van–Hot Wheels Deora II and Twin Mill–Hot Wheels Deora II and Twin Mill–Domino’s DXP–Anheuser-Busch is most famous for its teams of Budweiser Clydesdale horses, but it was also a pioneer in the art of the promotional car. Back in the middle 1910s, the Anheuser-Busch marketers acquired a torpedo-bodied Overland touring car and used it to promote its Bevo brand of near beer. That’s a malt beverage the company made during Prohibition that lacked alcohol, making it not really beer at all.- -Sometime around 1930, the brewer’s Vehicle Department, which usually occupied itself making refrigerated trucks and rail cars, produced a few more Bevo boatlike promotional vehicles including this one, the Budweiser, photographed in 1931. Classy, eh?–Moxie Mobile v–Pepperidge Farm Goldfish Mobile–Hershey’s Kissmobile Cruiser–Good Humor Truck–Good Humor Truck–Good Humor Truck–Oscar Mayer Wienermobile–Oscar Mayer Wienermobile—

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