1989 Chevrolet 3500 Regular Cab

• The 20 photos document an orange food truck — 'Dirty Dawgz LLC' signage on the cab door (photo 1) — built on a C3500 cutaway, and the set is almost entirely about the kitchen, not the chassis.
• The cooking line is photographed piece by piece: stainless fryers and a griddle (photo 11) with Entree, Imperial, Randell, Globe and Hussmann-Toastmaster badges (photos 15-19), a vent hood (photos 9-10), and a three-compartment sink with a separate hand-wash basin (photos 4, 5, 7 and 8).
• Support gear gets its own shots: propane tanks and their valves (photos 2, 3 and 13) and a 2000W NaturePower inverter (photo 6); the serving windows are photo 12, and the full interior runs the length of the box in photo 14.
• Only the last photo (20) shows the whole truck — a clean, bright-orange step van that looks tidy outside; there are no cab-interior, engine-bay or underside photos, so the truck under the kitchen can't be judged from the set.

Money: At $22,000 the photos make the case on the fitted kitchen — stainless line, sinks, propane and inverter all present — while the C3500 underneath goes essentially unphotographed.