




Candylab CANDYCAR® Hot Dog Van - Solid Beech Wood Toy Food Truck
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An NYC Icon Reimagined: The Hot Dog Van
Nothing captures the spirit of the New York City streets quite like a classic hot dog stand. The Candylab Hot Dog Van is a minimalist, design-focused tribute to the city's most famous street food. With its vibrant mustard-yellow top and "perfectly toasted" base, this van brings a piece of Manhattan to your playroom or office shelf, no "dirty water" required.
Match with the other food vans: Donut Van, Dumpling Van, Taco Van and the Hot Chicken Van!
Why It’s a Best-Seller:
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Iconic NYC Style: A modernist interpretation of the quintessential New York food cart.
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Premium Materials: Crafted from solid beech wood and finished with safe, water-based paints and a clear urethane coat.
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Tactile Design: Features a smooth, high-gloss finish and food-grade rubber tires for a premium feel.
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Perfectly Scaled: Designed to roll on all CANDYCAR® wooden tracks and fit seamlessly into the Magnetic Garage.
Technical Specifications:
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Dimensions: 8.4cm L x 4.1cm W x 6.6cm H
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Weight: 170g
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Material: Solid Beech Wood, ABS Plastic, Rubber
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Safety: Rigorously tested to meet US CPSIA and international safety standards.
Materials & Info: Solid Beech Wood, water-based paint and clear urethane coat. ABS plastic wheels. Safety tested according to US CPSIA and European, Australian and New Zealand regulations. Not for children under 3 years of age.
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