The Sundae Driver Ice Cream Trucks

06/10/2024

Thanks to all the people reached out to us about purchasing the business. In the end it came to to me living up to a promise I made to my grandson that years ago. I didn’t realize that he was still interested in taking over the business. When it became clear that it was his desire to become the ice cream man l had to live up to my promise. Again thanks for everyone’s interest and my apologies for any misunderstanding

06/10/2024

After much consideration and family discussion my wife and I have decided to turn the business over to my grandson. Although he has been away from the day to day operations for a few years he still helped in the cleaning and maintenance of the vehicles. He was involved in the day to day operation of the trucks for the previous 12 or so years so he knows the business. It will take us a couple of weeks to get all the paperwork done so please be patient with us. This assures that the business should continue for the next several years. Thank you all for your understanding and we will see you soon

Jim McCormley

06/03/2024

My wife and I have decided that 36 years is long enough to run the ice cream trucks so we are selling the business. We have many company picnics, nursing homes, and of course our regular routes to service. We will include the name Sundae Driver and the logo in the sale of the business. Please do not waste our time if you are not serious about buying a business that is an institution in the tri-county area. We will include a 16 case product cooler our remaining inventory and detailed information about the routes. If you want an established business with expansion possibilities you can message me on Facebook or call me at 304-612-3216. No texts or scams. You really can make as much money as you want. No payment plans.

03/05/2024

Being old, injured and not quite in tune with what goes on I missed national son's day. I have to say that I am proud of my son Jimmy for so many reasons. He is the best father I know. His daughter is the love of his life. Her wish is his command. He is a good husband, provider and a good friend to many people. He has a good job a beautiful home and a wonderful wife. So I am sorry for missing national sons day but as usual with me its better late than never. Happy sons day big guy.

02/13/2024

For the East Park parents, the Domino’s Pizza drivers, the East Park school bus drivers, the Domino’s, Pizza, tractor trailer, and all the people that use the 800 block of Vermont Avenue that runs between Morgantown Avenue and Fairfax Street and the hundreds of people that use our street for a short cut Please be aware that the speed limit is posted at both ends of the street and is 15 miles an hour. There are now about 14 children and grandchildren on the street and people run anywhere from 20 to 45 miles an hour above the speed limit on the street, I know you would never forgive yourself if you killed a child on the street so please slow down I’m going to go to the city council to try and make this Street a one-way street. If that doesn’t work, maybe we can get some speed bumps put in or have some of the state police and city police that patrol East Park Morgantown Avenue and speedway all day long to sit on our street and they could make a fortune I know you wouldn’t want me running 30 miles an hour above the speed limit on your street and I ask that you have the same courtesy on ours. Thank you very much and please slow down.

08/17/2023

08/17/2023

What an absolute pleasure it was serving the WVU athletes on Tuesday evening!

All of the athletes were extremely polite and well mannered. We were honored to have spent the evening in morgantown with such a great group of students!

…… Let’s go,
MOUNTAINEERS!!!!

💙🍦💛

07/13/2023

Love getting pictures of our customers enjoying their ice creams!! 🍦🩵☀️🚐🍧

07/12/2023

Hi everyone! We know you ALL love the ice cream truck and that you want to see us on your street or at your event. The ice cream truck is an icon of childhood memories and that’s one of the many things we love about it.

We’ve noticed an increase in many of the same types of questions and just wanted to take a quick moment and address some of the most-asked questions we encounter to explain our why’s.

Q. Why don’t you come to (such and such neighborhood anymore)?

A. While we would love to be able to visit every neighborhood on a consistent basis, we don’t have enough staff/trucks to cover every neighborhood in the tri-county area on a strict schedule. (If you know anyone with a clean driving record, age 25+ that wants to work the best job ever, send them our way)

We do our best to visit areas that express interest as often as possible.

Q. I have an event this week and would love to have your truck there. Is that possible?

A. We are booked for many events a full year ahead of time. Call us as early as possible with your details and we will let you know our availability. If we don’t answer, please understand we are a mobile business with limited staff and answering your call isn’t always possible. Please leave a detailed message (when, where and how many guests) and if we can accommodate your request we will call you back ASAP.

Q. We have so many kids in our neighborhood, why don’t you come to (insert area)?

A. We’ve been in business over 30 years and we’ve been to nearly every neighborhood in the area multiple times. Many areas are hit and miss and others are a “hit” every time. As a business that wishes to remain in business it’s our job to frequent those places that are regulars on the “hit” list while prioritizing those who’ve hired us for special events and dealing with weather and staffing shortages.

07/11/2023

Will be in Canterbury Woods tonight and when we get done should head to Benton’s Ferry