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Restoring a 1960s Milk Truck & Building a Community Block: An 8-Year Project

Meet Benny: The 1960s Milk Truck That Became a Community Landmark When developer Kathia Dang embarked on an eight-year journey to revitalize a block of Salt Lake City, she knew it needed a mascot. The result? "Benny"—a vintage 1960s International Metro Van, fully restored to serve as the heart of the new Milk Block. In this video, Kathia's son Michael takes us behind the scenes of the restoration, the challenges of winning over a community, and the deep connection between giving an old truck a second life and breathing new life into a historic neighborhood. From the team at Reparadise, this is a story about process, patience, and the hidden work that goes into every nut, bolt, and brick. Special thanks to Connor and the whole Reparadise crew for bringing Benny back to life. 🔗 CONNECT WITH US 👉 Website: https://reparadise.co 👉 Instagram: @camper_reparadise 👉 Facebook: /camper_reparadise ABOUT THE MILK BLOCK Located on Harvey Milk Boulevard in Salt Lake City, the Milk Block is a community-focused development featuring local businesses, a food co-op, and public art—including Benny the Milk Truck. Learn more: https://milkblockslc.com/ #MilkBlock #VintageRestoration #Reparadise #MilkTruck #SaltLakeCity