But Friday morning, Settlemyers saw a TikTok video of his truck going viral for an unexpected reason. The video falsely claimed that Settlemyers’s van, packed with 70 ice cream flavors, was an ...

The Ice Cream Patrol truck is painted black and white with a badge. A viral TikTok falsely said it was an undercover Immigration and Customs Enforcement van.

Years later, in 2008, Van Leeuwen, along with his brother Pete Van Leeuwen and close friend Laura O’Neill, started selling ice cream out of a 1988 Chevrolet. It was in that retrofitted yellow ...

Van Leeuwen and Ollie are hosting a series of ice cream truck events this summer to celebrate the launch. They’ll feature free tastings of the new ice cream for all dogs, as well as free scoops ...

Van Leeuwen's ice cream truck With seed money totaling $60,000, Ben recruited his brother and girlfriend to be his business partners. They spent $5,000 on a 1988 Chevrolet van that was formerly a ...

Van Leeuwen said the company began out of a van that he and his co-founders retrofitted into an ice cream truck. “So we bought our first truck for $2,500, and it was a 1988 beat-up old yellow Nissan,” ...

Van Leeuwen says he got started in the ice cream business by driving a Good Humor truck back in his high school days in Greenwich, Connecticut. He's come a long way from handing out chocolate ...