The 10th anniverarsy of 9/11 was a somber occasion. Hours of TV programming. Hundreds of internet references and YouTube videos. Unlike commercial TV, content on the internet will be available whenever you want it, for a long time to come. We thought we should add a few of our favorite singers and their music to the collective body of work encouraging people to ‘remember the past.’

This video has a Gospel sound track, sung by one of America’s finest Elvis Tribute Artists. He doesn’t like the term “impersonator,” because it implies false information. A tribute artist is an entertainer with an unique talent that embles him/her to respectfully ‘walk in the shoes’ of the original. Each tribute artist is an ORIGINAL in their own right.

If Elvis was still alive, and he could still sing, he’d have chosen a song as his tribute to 9/11 that inspired hope for the future. Randy Elvis Walker believes he would have chosen – “You’ll Never Walk Alone” a show tune from the 1945 Rodgers and Hammerstein musical Carousel.

Though many people think it is a Gospel song, it’s become a modern sporting anthem with great emotion. The song is used in this video to express the opinion that we are all in this together. It is a world of good and evil. No middle ground. Good is tolerant. Evil is relentless. Good is, for the most part, defensive. Evil is extremely offensive.

Check out Randy Elvis Walker.

Material of opportunity is often used to create a functional mobile business. Bruce Lee Hicks, a master powerboat and RV mechanic, converts old, and new, cargo trailers for food and other service operations.

AAAConcessionTrailers.biz is located in North Miami, Florida, between I-95 and the Florida Turnpike, just north of the Golden Glades interchange. Call Bruce to talk about you needs – 954.587.1710.

AAA Concession Trailers is a builder of mobile businesses. From an empty box truck, cargo trailer or RV, Bruce Hicks can work magic and create a viable business, for less than you think. Call 954.587.1710 for more information.

Video by Ken English, the BlogTalkRadioGuy.

Have you ever wanted to be in business for yourself? Maybe you thought about it when your job was eliminated.

Do you like to go to festivals, concerts and similar outdoor events? If so, this is one way of going and making money at the same time.

AAAconcessiontrailers of Miami can customize small, medium and large tailers and box trucks to you specifications. It starts with an empty shell, like this…

Empty trailer with two openings and a door.

This unit can have a full kitchen, including a sink, propane stove and refrigeration. Call Bruce at 954.587.1710.

AAA Concession Trailers is located in the Econo Equipment business park at 17707 N. Miami Court, in North Miami, Florida. The Econo Equipment area is 14-acres of trucks, trailers and RVs.

AAA Concession Trailers builds customized mobile trailers. For more information, email Bruce@AAAconcessiontrailers.biz.  Or call, 954.587.1710.

Delivery trucks make good mobile business vehicles.

At AAA Concession Trailers of Miami, we custon-build your mobile business to your specifications, or we’ll help you develop the layout for you food or sevice vehicle.

You can start with a new, or used, trailer and we’ll add a kitchen, with gas stove, refrigeration and storage.

Call Bruce at 1.954.587.1710 to talk about your ideas.

AAA Concession Trailers of Miami is located in North Miami, Florida, on the Econo Equipment storage area, minutes from I-95 and Miami Gardens Drive, the Palmetto Expressway and the Florida Turnpike.

At AAA Concession Trailers in North Miami, Florida, Bruce Hicks builts mobile concession trailers from the bare box out. Using a well-made trailer is essential. Using quality construction materials is critical. The initial investment can be recovered in a relatively short period of time, if there are no equipment problems.

A Mobile Concession Trailer Begins with an Empty Trailer

Contact Bruce Hicks at AAA Concession Trailers of Miami at 1.888.587.1710, if you have a question about custom-building a mobile concession trailer.

Well, if you have an desire to own your own mobile business, an ‘opportunity trailer’ from AAACT in Miami might be of interest. We’ll build trailer of your dreams, or, at least, for your budget.

Stove with gas cylinders and refrigeration are being built into former delivery box truck to provide mobile food service operation.

Owner/operator Bruce Hicks is a master mechanic. He can work on yachts, RVs and mobile homes. Electrical. Plumbing. Interior design.

These trailers can be exported.

If you like special events such as the Caribbean Jerk Festival, State Fairs or college football games, owning a BBQ mobile kitchen might be for you.

Call Bruce at 1.888.587.1710. Or, if you are in South Florida, 954.587.1710.