8 NYC Graffiti-Covered Trucks And Vans

Who doesn't love beautiful graffiti / street art? These colorful mobile murals are found throughout the streets of Manhattan, delivering goods to restaurants and bodegas.

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A beautiful graffiti-covered box truck ("The Royal King Bee"), in front of Danny Meyer's Blue Smoke Barbecue restaurant. Try the brisket sandwich (with vinegar-heavy coleslaw), the deviled eggs, and the wide variety of whiskeys and beers. The sleeper hit is the fish tacos (ceviche-ish) appetizer!

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A graffiti-covered box truck at the corner of Bleecker and Carmine. Graffiti artist SK's piece depicts Bart Simpson writing repeatedly on a chalk board "I will not write SK on walls."

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We've been noticing a lot of graffiti-covered vans and box trucks lately... and we love em! Here's one parked somewhere in the East Village. What does it say?

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What does it say? Another graffiti-covered box truck. This time, it's in Kips Bay ("KipsMurCy") in front of the what used to be L'Annam Vietnamese restaurant at 28th Street & 3rd Avenue. A Starbucks recently replaced the restaurant.

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A cool graffiti-covered box truck, in KipsMurCy (Kips Bay / Murray Hill / Gramercy) (& Flatiron)

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A graffiti-covered box truck sits at a red light in front of the St. Marks Hotel, near the Cooper Union. "Deter RIP" is, likely, a nod to Ray Deter, the owner of the D.B.A. bars in the East Village and Williamsburg, who died in a bicycle accidident in 2011.

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This graffiti-covered produce truck sits in Midtown East / Murray Hill most days.

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A graffiti-covered box truck sits in front of Doc Holliday's in the East Village, near Tompkins Square Park. This mobile mural is parked directly in front of the bar's iconic mural, created by local artist Antonio "Chico" Garcia.