Weinermobile in a pickle after falling victim to catalytic converter thieves

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Weinermobile in a pickle after falling victim to catalytic converter thieves
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The Oscar Mayer crew didn’t relish their time in Las Vegas after the vehicle had to be towed to an auto body shop

The Weinermobile is actually a fleet of six vehicles used as a promotional tool for the celebrated Wisconsin-based hotdog brand Oscar Mayer. The Weinermobiles are driven across the nation by “hotdoggers” who claim the job for a one-year assignment. The morning after the converter was taken, the Weinermobile was towed to a nearby auto repair shop where mechanics installed a temporary converter that would allow the Weinermobile’s crew to drive it.

“A hotdog truck, no way,” Joseph Rodriguez, parts administrator for the auto shop where the Weinermobile was serviced, toldThis is not the first time the Weinermobile has made national headlines. In late-January 2020, the roving shrine to processed meatCatalytic converters are vehicle exhaust devices that convert toxic gases into safer emissions.

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