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I also have GourmetFoodTruck(s).com. Looking for an appraisal for each one individually as well as the set.

Thanks in advance for your help.
 
Hi

any kind of vehicle can "transport" gourmet food


van, motorcycle, car, etc


so by it being delivered in a truck adds nothing


in fact, i'd rather have it delivered by car or van, than in a truck :)

imo...
 
Food trucks are not your typical delivery vehicles. They are meant to serve working people in cities and cater food at events. They are like restaurants-on-wheels. Check out http://www.findlafoodtrucks.com/blog/

I like the domains and think they would be best suited for a gourmet food truck business or blog reviewing food trucks. You should also check out the Koji Food Truck in LA that has made the press a lot recently because they tweet their next location and fans wait until the truck arrives.
 
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Food trucks are not your typical delivery vehicles. They are meant to serve working people in cities and cater food at events. They are like restaurants-on-wheels. Check out http://www.findlafoodtrucks.com/blog/

I like the domains and think they would be best suited for a gourmet food truck business or blog reviewing food trucks. You should also check out the Koji Food Truck in LA that has made the press a lot recently because they tweet their next location and fans wait until the truck arrives.

your outlook gives a thought that might increase potential if the domain was "personalized" for a specific business


ie: marthastewardsgourmetfoodtruck.com
 
Basically echoing biggies thoughts...

I don't like the idea of "truck" combined with "gourmet".
A truck that caters to construction workers is what we call a roach coach down here.

It might be more useful for a truck dealer that custom builds roach coaches or catering truck bodies than for the caterer.

Reg fee imho.
 
Basically echoing biggies thoughts...

I don't like the idea of "truck" combined with "gourmet".
A truck that caters to construction workers is what we call a roach coach down here.

It might be more useful for a truck dealer that custom builds roach coaches or catering truck bodies than for the caterer.

Reg fee imho.

We call it the "Gut Wagon" ...
 
This phrase shows virtually no natural usage in search data, and as such one has to see if it has branding potential. By nature "brandable" domains are difficult to appraise since the value is in the eye of the beholder. Imo the phrase has some branding potential but the right buyer has to fall in love with it. Gourmet Food Cart may have been better iin this sense. Industry resale value (domainer to domainer) is in my opinion low $xx to high $xx.
 
"gourmet food truck" is a legitimate generic domain name with over 90,000 exact match entries doing a google search. There might not be anyone searching on the term, it's an "LA" thing primarily, but the trucks exist and they get mentions in big newspapers and magazines.

Valuation is tough due to the tiny number of potential buyers and/or truck advertisers, mid to high $xxx might be all you can get from them.

Good Luck
 
Thanks to everyone for their feedback.
 
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