They do exist.......Real Coca Cola car

[Rocketman455]

Round 2 is on to something....As seen at the 2025 Hot Rod Power Tour in Indy today.

[RW033]

They should’ve used the pop can wheels on it!

[peteski]

Is this an official Coca-Cola Company vehicle, or some individual just painted their ElCamino that way?

[1930fordpickup]

6 hours ago, peteski said:

Is this an official Coca-Cola Company vehicle, or some individual just painted their ElCamino that way?

Maybe his wife is a coke collector and this way he can have a "hotrod" to drive around. Lol

[Rocketman455]

6 hours ago, peteski said:

Is this an official Coca-Cola Company vehicle, or some individual just painted their ElCamino that way?

It was an individuals car. 

[BKF]

Needs a round2 decal on the rear window. 

[peteski]

4 hours ago, Rocketman455 said:

It was an individuals car. 

It does look good - I like it!

[Brian Austin]

IIRC there was a fad of painting one's car in corporate logos, such as McDonald's.  Big ugly wheels complete the look.

[stitchdup]

2 hours ago, Brian Austin said:

IIRC there was a fad of painting one's car in corporate logos, such as McDonald's.  Big ugly wheels complete the look.

so racecars?

[peteski]

4 hours ago, Brian Austin said:

IIRC there was a fad of painting one's car in corporate logos, such as McDonald's.  Big ugly wheels complete the look.

Fad? I never knew that (or seen many such privately owned cars). When was that?  I guess the big wheel statement is a general statement because this particular car seems to have more or less normal size wheels.

Edited yesterday at 11:58 AM by peteski

[Daddyfink]

[meechum68]

That's a clean El Camino!

[ranma]

4 hours ago, stitchdup said:

Big ugly wheels complete the look.

This......

[Tabbysdaddy]

3 hours ago, peteski said:

Fad? I never knew that (or seen many such privately owned cars). When was that?  I guess the big wheel statement is a general statement because this particular car seems to have more or less normal size wheels.

There were certain areas where you would see them quite often. 

 

 

[Brian Austin]

Oddly enough Google wasn't helping me come up with specific examples.

[37 caddy]

I wonder if it was originally used by Coke as a company vehicle.for me that would be the only way i would even consider painting my own car like that.The number 29 on the fender was how they used to mark the company rigs?.