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Mr Whompy, an ice cream truck-turned-mobile DJ booth in Bristol, is up for sale after 10 years.

Co-founded by Stuart Wilkinson and his friends Sam Ford and Neil Ratcliffe, the "rave ice cream truck" is known for its high-energy pop-up DJ sets at Boomtown and Upfest, among many other locations. Wilkinson first purchased the bumping truck from a seller in Wolverhampton in 2013, according to the Bristol Post.

Wilkinson and his friends gutted the entire truck at the time, swapping the ice cream machines for DJ decks and benches. But now that the trio are getting older and their goals and aspirations are changing, they're looking for a buyer to continue Mr Whompy's legacy.

"I can't really put into words how much fun it's been, but we're all getting a bit older and have different priorities," Wilkinson said. "I've just had a baby. I think it's time to take it to the next level, someone else that can give it the same passion and attention that we did for the past 10 years." 

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Since Wilkinson and his friends founded Mr Whompy, they have taken it all around the country, becoming mainstays at Elrow, Motion, Lakota, The Full Moon, Lemonfest and more. The truck's biggest event was Boomtown Festival, which amasses around 78,000 attendees each year.

"It's a great opportunity for someone or a group of people," Wilkinson added. "It's completely unique. Unless you created something yourself, this is an opportunity for a readymade thing that can make money. You can do weddings and corporate events to balance it out and generally have a bit of fun. If you're a DJ it's even better because you get to DJ on it."

If you're interested in purchasing Mr Whompy, you can reach out to him here.

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