Whether you’re launching your first street food business or scaling up an existing one, you’re in the right place. Foxy Trailers has been building and supplying mobile food equipment since 2005 — from compact retro trailers to full-size food trucks. Browse by category below and find what fits your budget, your menu, and your timeline.
This is the most popular starting point for new operators, and it’s easy to see why. Food trailers give you a professional, compliant setup at a much lower entry cost than a truck — and they’re easier to park, store, and maintain. Foxy’s trailer range includes four distinct styles:
The Square Trailer is a clean, modern design — practical and easy to brand. The Retro Trailer has that classic curved look that stops people in their tracks at markets. The Airstream Trailer is the showstopper option — shiny, striking, and highly photogenic. And if you’re selling anything that needs refrigeration, the Cool Room Trailer adds integrated cold storage without compromising your serving space.
All trailers are engineered to meet Australian Design and Food Safety Standards and Compliance and can be configured to suit your specific cooking setup.
Need to get trading sooner rather than later? Ready-made trailers are built, fitted, and ready to go. No waiting on a custom build — just pick the size and style that suits you, and you could be operational within days.
Current stock includes the FX 270 Retro (from $25,180), FX 290 Square (from $29,000), FX 350 Retro (from $29,800), and the flagship FX 390 Square (from $39,000). Each model is fully fitted with a commercial kitchen layout — designed to handle the daily demands of a busy food business without cutting corners on quality.
These are ideal if you’re buying your first trailer and don’t want the lead time of a custom order. Finance options are also available through Foxy’s calculator.
If you’re serious about high volume, permanent pitches, or a multi-person kitchen on wheels, a food truck is worth the investment.
Two models are available. For ready to go, we have a 4.6m Food Box Body Food truck at 129k and 4.8m Food Box Body Food truck $144,990.00 GST Included. Bigger trucks give significantly more bench space, better workflow for a two-person operation, and more room to fit out a complex cooking setup — griddles, fryers, espresso machines, whatever your menu calls for.
All Foxy Trailers products come council-compliant and built to top quality and standards. Not sure which size suits your operation? The team at Foxy can walk you through it.
Good equipment makes a real difference — not just in output, but in how smoothly a shift actually runs. Foxy stocks a curated range of commercial-grade kitchen gear suited to mobile food businesses: ice makers, cold and hot food display units, espresso machines, and more.
Brands in the range include Blizzard, Bonvue, and Carimali — names with a solid reputation in commercial food service. Whether you’re kitting out a new trailer or replacing a piece of aging equipment, you’ll find practical options here without having to go through a separate supplier.
It’s worth browsing even if you’re not buying a trailer — sometimes the right piece of equipment is what unlocks a new part of your menu.
Got a concept that doesn’t quite fit the standard trailer or truck range? The pre-order section is where things get a bit more interesting. Currently available for pre-order are custom-made trailers+ we follow what you want to the spec,kiosk on the wheels and the Camper Trailer, a versatile unit that bridges the gap between food service and overnight accommodation.
Pre-order products are built to order, so lead times apply. But if your business model is a little different from the typical food trailer setup, this is the place to look. Contact Foxy directly to talk through what’s possible and get a timeline.
It really comes down to budget, volume, and how often you move. Food trailers are towed behind your own vehicle — they’re significantly cheaper to buy, easier to insure, and simpler to maintain. They’re a great fit for markets, events, and fixed-site pitches. Most operators launching their first food business start here.
Food trucks are self-contained — your kitchen and your vehicle are one unit. That makes them faster to set up and tear down, and better suited to high-volume daily trading or multi-location runs. The trade-off is a higher upfront cost (our trucks start at $129,000) and more to maintain mechanically.
If you’re unsure, call the Foxy team — they’ve helped hundreds of operators figure out the right setup for their specific menu and business model.
Yes — all Foxy trailers and food trucks are built to meet Australian Design and Food Safety Standards and are designed to pass council inspections across NSW, Victoria and all over Australia. This covers things like commercial-grade ventilation, food-safe surfaces, correct plumbing setups, and electrical compliance.
That said, specific requirements can vary slightly between councils and states, so it’s worth checking with your local authority before you finalise your purchase, Foxy Trailers will help you. Foxy also has a dedicated Food Trailer Compliance guide that walks you through what inspectors typically look for — useful reading before you go to market.
Finance is available on Foxy trailers and trucks — and it’s one of the most common ways operators get started without tying up all their capital upfront. The finance calculator on the Foxy website lets you plug in the purchase price, deposit, and loan term to see an estimated weekly or monthly repayment figure.
For a ready-made trailer at $29,000 with a standard term, repayments typically work out to a manageable weekly figure that many operators cover easily within their first few weekend markets. Run the numbers through the calculator or request a quote to get exact figures for your situation.
If you need to move quickly, the ready-made trailer range is your best option. These are fully fitted and available now — meaning you could be trading within days of purchase, once your council approvals are in order. Current in-stock models include the FX 270 Retro, FX 290 Square, FX 350 Retro, and FX 390 Square.
Custom builds and pre-order trailers (like the Kiosk on Wheels and Camper Trailer) carry a longer lead time depending on the spec and current build schedule. Contact Foxy directly for a current timeline on any build-to-order product — lead times vary and it’s worth getting in early if you have an event or launch date in mind.
