Azteca Gold box truck

A yellow box truck whose livery survives the compression intact: AZTECA GOLD! in green, twice, on a white cab-over chassis parked on a city street.

The truck is a light cab-over: the cab sits over the front axle with no bonnet ahead of it, painted white, with a black bumper and rectangular headlight clusters either side of a plain grille. Behind it is a yellow box body on a single rear axle with steel wheels.

The livery is the reason this record is here. AZTECA GOLD! is set in green across the side of the box in tall angular capitals, with a smaller copy of the same mark on the front panel. A grey roll-up door closes the rear. The truck is at the kerb below a residential tower still wrapped in scaffolding; a red box truck in its own advertising livery stands just behind it in the same frame.

How to recognise it

• Cab-over layout: cab over the front axle, no bonnet
• White cab, yellow box body, single rear axle on steel wheels
• AZTECA GOLD! in green on the flank, repeated smaller on the box front
• Grey roll-up door at the rear

The frame it comes from

The frame is Extended Look at 6:19.90. It is 1920 by 1080, and the vehicle occupies 441 by 259 of it. Also in it: Azteca Gold, a residential tower under scaffolding, a red box truck with ad livery, and a white pickup.

What we still do not know

• The name. No model badge is legible, and we do not invent one to fill the gap.
• The donor truck. A Japanese-style light cab-over is as far as this crop lets us go.
• Whether Azteca Gold is a business you can visit or only a livery
• Everything measured: top speed, capacity, price, where it spawns