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The Great Food Truck Race, season 19

Project type
Food truck wraps
Surface
Step vans and box trucks
Scope
Full printed wraps across seven trucks

Season 19 of The Great Food Truck Race opened in Nashville on July 26, 2026, then ran east through Tennessee. Eight teams, one truck each, and a shooting schedule that does not move.

The trucks came to our Hermitage shop as blank step vans. Each one went out carrying a different team's identity: Waffadilla's waffle grid, the tropical foliage on Hele Rolls, Deadproof's pizza slice, the bear and ladybug for Bug & Bear's Cannoli. Seven trucks, seven completely unrelated design languages, all printed and installed on the same floor.

Production work has one rule that ordinary commercial work does not: the truck ships when the schedule says it ships. A wrap that needs another day is a wrap that misses a shoot.

Orange Waffadilla food truck with a geometric waffle pattern and round logo badge
Waffadilla, the Hampshire, Illinois team.
Red and white Jollof Bowl food truck wrapped in a bold geometric pattern
Jollof Bowl, out of Baltimore.
Hele Rolls food truck wrapped with tropical monstera leaves and hibiscus
Hele Rolls brought Kapolei, Hawaii to a Nashville parking lot.
Purple and black Deadproof Pizza Co food truck with a painted slice of pizza
Deadproof Pizza Co, from Derry, New Hampshire.
Orange and purple Stuph'D Beignets and Burgers food truck with fleur-de-lis artwork
Stuph'D Beignets & Burgers, New Orleans, fleur-de-lis and all.
Navy and orange Bug and Bear's Cannoli food truck with a bear, ladybug, and cannoli
Bug & Bear's Cannoli, the Los Angeles team.
Red and black Grounds Donut House truck with airbrush-style flames along the hood
Grounds Donut House (Bronx), photographed in our bay before delivery.
Purple food truck part-way through its wrap install inside the shop
Mid-install. Panels go on in sequence, and the seams have to fall where nobody looks.

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