This old-fashioned Fisherman's Friend van has been delivering a range of pet products to people around Bristol.
The quirky wheels were bought by Nicki Downton, who launched Pets Need Love along with her partner David Elliot, when their printing company struggled during the coronavirus crisis.
Only a dozen of the 1980s vans remain in the UK - and Nicki, from Keynsham, says people literally stop in the street to stare.
"It's been absolutely mad," said Nicki. "We only launched in May and we already have over 400 products.
"People really love seeing the van, they literally stop in the street to look at it.
"It was originally made for Fisherman's Friend and I think Harrods and Kelloggs used to have similar ones.
"Dave scoured the country to find that van as he wanted something a bit special.
"He designed the artwork for the van's graphics and he took it to be sign written at the company he used to work for when he was 17."
When lockdown began, Nicki's printing business significantly slowed down.
The 50-year-old decided it was the perfect time to take the plunge and invest in the pet industry because it was something the couple had always dreamed about.
Now, they sell everything from swan food to dog biscuits, flea treatments and everything in between.
"Despite what's going on, there can be positives," said Nicki. "I've always loved pets, I've had dogs, hamsters, fish.
"I've always thought about combining a business with this interest.
"Lot's of people can't get out right now, so it's a great time to be able to deliver."
