Camaro delivery vehicle?

[JantzenOKC]

Saw this today while getting lunch at Jimmy Johns. Must be nice to be young and working a minimum wage job and drive a car like this. Just doesn't seem right to slap a big delivery sign on top a Camaro tho!

[pickwithaustin]

Originally Posted by JantzenOKC

Must be nice to be young and working a minimum wage job and drive a car like this.

Why not? Mom and Dad pay the car note... and probably phone, insurance, roof over head...
What's left over, student loan's pay.

[Sigelitest]

was that jimmy johns subs. so fast u will freak. could be a comp car

[AlohaBR]

Please don't assume, I didn't own a Camaro but wanted one back in the day(1980) but had a new car, paid for by myself. I had a fulltime day job AND a part-time night job delivering pizza.
So, it may not be this persons ONLY job.

[hrpiii]

Agreed, this could be his secord or third job. We all do what we gotta do to drive one of these cool rides. Let's not always assume the worst.

[ZED SLED]

LOL, JJs right beside the yoga studio.REminds me of the people who eat a 16 inch pizza and have a diet coke.

[c5Legend]

Maybe he works there PT to pay for his mods?? The diffuser and side skirts look cool.

[DwRed1LTV6]

Used to see some one
here use an LS/LT trim
for news paper delivery.
No box on the roof
but a news papers route bet is
rougher on a car then pizza delivery ~.

[Manbearpig]

No offense to anyone, but you don't need to be rich to own one of these...

[Cheveey57]

At least my pizza will still be hot when it gets here......

[Scalded Dog]

Originally Posted by DwRed1LTV6

Used to see some one
here use an LS/LT trim
for news paper delivery.
No box on the roof
but a news papers route bet is
rougher on a car then pizza delivery ~.

I looked into delivering newspapers a few years ago, using my S10. After costs (fuel/ wear & tear), I woulda been making about $5/ hour for getting up at 2AM for the four hour job, seven days a week, 365 days a year. And that does NOT count the time it would have taken to CLEAN the vehicle... those newspapers are filthy things. They don't belong in a car that somebody wants to be clean... took me about an hour each day to clean up after the newspaper contamination. Sure, one could find ways around it: Tarping or whatever. What a hassle.

After three days, I had newfound respect for newspaper deliverypeople, but knew that I did NOT need a second job that badly.

[pickwithaustin]

Originally Posted by hrpiii

Agreed, this could be his secord or third job. We all do what we gotta do to drive one of these cool rides. Let's not always assume the worst.

True... in fact, he could own the place (franchise?). I'm serious.

[Evergreen6]

I don't, but I know people who have done delivery driving for pizza places and stuff on the side. It's better if the company reimburses for mileage or certain vehicle expenses, best if they provide the vehicle.

[bucolic]

Originally Posted by Manbearpig

No offense to anyone, but you don't need to be rich to own one of these...

These cars do look expensive. After all they do make a $70,000 model of these that the untrained eye wouldn't notice the difference of from the base model.

I get it a bit...boy must be nice...man your loaded...what did you do rob a bank. Bite me! Your damn mini van cost more than this. These cars are a good value for the money but they do look expensive