Howard Weinstein's 1929 Good Humor Truck
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Howard's decision to replicate the leatherette material
that was common on auto roofs of the 1920s and 1930s really
paid off by by balancing the dark wheels, runnings boards,
and grille. This balance prevents the truck from appearing
"bottom heavy." He shot a semi-gloss black paint
over a base coat of Testors textured interior paint to
acheive this effect.