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Truck Clipart & SVG: 30 Cute Designs with Vintage Pickups, Delivery Vans, Dump Trucks, Fire Trucks, Food Trucks and Christmas Trucks
Thirty trucks that all wear the same friendly face, a rounded 1950s cab with a cream grille and round headlights, painted in sky blue, sage, butter yellow, coral and mint. Farm pickups, delivery vans, big rigs, city service trucks, mixers, food trucks and Christmas tree haulers, plus three short sayings.
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Every vehicle in this truck clipart shares the same rounded cab: a domed roof, round headlights, a wide cream grille and a cream bumper, as if one 1950s pickup grew up to do thirty different jobs. Paint colors are soft and sweet, sky blue, sage green, butter yellow, coral red, mint and one periwinkle, outlined in dark navy.
Farm pickups
01 to 06 are the classic stepside and its friends hauling something from the farm. The sage pickup carries golden hay bales, the yellow one a bed of pink and white flowers, the coral one is a long-bed truck with an empty bed, a second sage pickup carries a wooden crate of red fruit, and the orange one a load of pumpkins. They make an easy fall set for a farmers market sign or a harvest shirt.
Vans, rigs and town trucks
07 to 10 deliver: a mint panel van, a coral cab pulling a ribbed yellow box, a sage step van and a small coral parcel truck with a box painted on the side. The four big rigs haul a container, a cream tank, a stack of logs and a long blue sleeper trailer. 15 and 16 are a red ladder engine and a red water tender, and 17 and 18 a rear-loading and a side-loading garbage truck, one with a green bin on the back.
Building, snacks and holidays
On the building site there is a yellow dump truck full of gravel, a coral one with its bed tipped up, and two cement mixers with striped drums. The food trucks are a blue coffee truck under a red striped awning and a yellow taco truck with a green striped awning and a taco on its sign. Christmas brings a red pickup with a tree tied in the bed, a blue stake-bed truck carrying two little trees and a green truck seen head-on with a tree and gifts on the roof.
Three sayings
Small Truck Big Plans, Rolling Since Sunrise and Good Days Full Loads sit in dark navy block capitals over a periwinkle truck with a gift, a sage truck with a suitcase and a yellow truck with a flower box.
Sizes and cutting
The guide’s starting widths are 10 to 11 inches for an adult shirt, 7 to 8 inches for a youth shirt, 3 to 4 inches for a cup and 10 to 12 inches for wall art. The PNGs are 3600 pixels across their long edge, and the guide pairs that with a print up to 12 inches wide. For cutting, the guide starts detailed trucks at 12 inches and asks you to keep thin parts at least 0.08 inch, so check the ladder on 15, the logs on 13 and the awning fringe on the food trucks first. Mirror the design only if your heat transfer material calls for it.
Questions
- Why do the mono trucks look like coloring-page outlines?
- The mono files are one dark color drawn as outlines, with solid tires and the windows and highlights left open. They print as a single-color design or load as one layer for cutting, while the color SVGs are built from several overlapping groups.
- Do all the trucks print at the same height?
- No. Every SVG is 12 inches wide and the height follows the truck, so the long timber truck comes out shorter than the tall Christmas pickup seen from the front. Set the final width in your program with the proportions locked.
