Sliding Door To Destiny

Andrew Price
Former Web Editor, GOOD.is

August 18, 2008 • 2:22 pm PDT
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We recently wrote about repurposed ice-cream trucks. In the comments on that piece, bbqpancho points out one we missed. Destiny is a former ice-cream truck that's been converted to serve as a mobile dub party. Shakespeare, one of the truck's DJs, informs us that they "don't even put gas in it...it runs on reggae music and love."

We haven't actually seen these guys around L.A. yet. Have any of you?

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