Tim Shindler of Go Green Beans | The Heavy Table It’s basically a standard Zap Xebra electric pick-up truck outfitted with a solar panel. It’s completely electric; you can just plug it in with a regular extension cord. The back end is made of Baltic birch — like a marine grade plywood, more or less — and a sustainably harvested mahogany if you can believe that … I love this idea. And I love that creative business people like him are popping up all over the city. It’s an exciting time to live in Mpls for sure.

Tim Shindler of Go Green Beans | The Heavy Table

It’s basically a standard Zap Xebra electric pick-up truck outfitted with a solar panel. It’s completely electric; you can just plug it in with a regular extension cord. The back end is made of Baltic birch — like a marine grade plywood, more or less — and a sustainably harvested mahogany if you can believe that …

I love this idea. And I love that creative business people like him are popping up all over the city. It’s an exciting time to live in Mpls for sure.

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  2. bigboxcar said: I was impressed with Go Green Beans as well: t.bigboxcar.com/post/91… And I <3 that zap truck.
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