This is a page for fans of the MerryMobile, a vintage ice cream truck that was in operation from the mid 1950's until the early 1970's. My name is Kelly Jones and I live in Louisville, Kentucky. Louisville was home to a MerryMobile franchise, as were Memphis, Dayton, Evansville, and Jackson. I have completed a restoration of an ORIGINAL Merrymobile. I remember them from my childhood on the streets of Louisville in the late 60's and early 70's. About 10 years ago, I purchased several of them from an antique dealer in Kentucky and another a few years later from a friend, Bill Cunningham, in Memphis. The restoration has been long and enjoyable. I am posting some photos of the completed project and some of the ones I bought or were given to me in my photo album. Feel free to view the photos, post on the wall, and share your MerryMobile stories or questions. I also want to thank so many folks who have helped make this possible. Among them are: Bob Hill, from the Courier Journal who helped bring back the memories for so many folks and allowed me to get the word out; Ja Hillebrand and Stock Yards Bank for incurring the costs related to this rebuild; Carlon "Smitty" Smith,who was smart enough to hold onto some of these and sold them to me; My dad, Dean Jones, for all the time and effort he has put into my dream of this rebuild; My mom, Norma McCann, for helping me live the dream on Garden Row; Matt Keith, who took the long ride to Memphis with me; Charlie Owens; Joe Hager; Danny Walsh; Corky Lambert; Bill Cunningham of Memphis, who actually sold us the one that you see here and has been so instrumental in sharing everything MM with me. I made it because of Bill!; Ricky Rowland, a former Merrymobile driver; Bob Thurman; Dee Brown and all the guys at Suburban Wrecker Service; Mike Vetor and Dewey Caldwell, who took such an interest in the project and really made everything come together. Lastly, I thank my daughter Reagan. I promised her I would be done with this by the time she graduated HS and she just graduated this year (2012). I can remember when she was 6 or 7 and use to ask if she could help with hammer in hand. If I left anyone out, it will come to me and I will thank you later!