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Gallery: The 10 Coolest Looking Food Trucks on "The Great Food Truck Race"

The meal-serving wheels on Food Network's culinary reality competition are tasty in their own right.

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In the world of food trucks, presentation is as important as taste. That goes for the grub, of course, but also for the wheels, which advertise one's moveable feast. On The Great Food Truck Race, Food Network's cross-country culinary reality competition hosted by chef Tyler Florence, a striking exterior can be the difference between catering to a crowd or nobody at all, as three-person teams attempting to outsell each other at every stop.

With season three of the series kicking off Sunday night (August 19) at 10 p.m., Complex lined up all the participating vehicles past and present to count down The Coolest Loosing Food Trucks on The Great Food Truck Race. Bon apetit!

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Lime Truck

10. The Lime Truck (Orange County, CA)

Season: Two

It's even better when squeezed into a Corona truck.

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Roxy's Grilled Cheese

9. Roxy's Grilled Cheese (Boston, MA)

Season: Two

The Suicide Girl logo is enough to make our cheese melt.

Nana Queens

8. Nana Queens (Culver City, CA)

Season: One

That paint job is bananas, B-A-N-A-N-A-S!

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Seabirds

7. Seabirds (Orange County, CA)

Season: Two

Plant life illustrations are a much better advertisement for veganism than meat-related fatality statistics and scorn.

Under the Crust

6. Under the Crust (San Diego, CA)

Season: Three

The only thing crusty about this sweet paint job is the drool drying on our chin.

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Nonna's Kitchenette

5. Nonna's Kitchenette (Parsippany, NJ)

Season: Three

Looks just like your Italian grandma's kitchen, only without the hairy moles.

Grill 'Em All

4. Grill 'Em All (Los Angeles, CA)

Season: One

Perfect heavy metal theme for banging your head into some badass burgers.

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Korilla BBQ

3. Korilla BBQ (New York, NY)

Season: Two

Why settle for the eye of the tiger when you can have its instantly recognized stripes as well?

Nom Nom

2. Nom Nom Truck (Los Angeles, CA)

Season: One

With a cartoon grill and nom-nom-nomming characters all over, this Vietnamese sandwich joint is every bit as fun and cute as its co-owners, Jennifer Green and Misa Chien.

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Pop-A-Waffle

1. Pop-A-Waffle (Los Angeles, CA)

Season: Three

Gingerbread houses are real but sadly nobody actually makes trucks out of waffles. Delicious design all the same.

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