The response to its first outing to the car park of Makro in Newcastle has led managing director Stuart Mason to look for a shop in the town.
Mason said: "With no other marketing than just being there and our web page, the truck took three orders on the day and another 10 by online ordering." Mason unveiled plans for a mobile shop in March when he ordered the UK's second eight-colour Heidelberg Speedmaster 52.
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