The first day, Wednesday, October 15, started early in Baldwin Park, California. The team began at Deer USA, where three coaches waited. From there they drove to Commerce to meet TourCoach Charters, where six more buses awaited. The final stop of the day was JNL Global in West Covina. Under yard lights, the team finished five more coaches, photographing each before and after as the last panels went on.

The next morning, as the sun came up over the Anaheim Convention Center, the installers were already on site for American Transportation. Five motorcoaches lined up at six a.m., each getting its Fresh from Florida or Easterday Produce ribbon while the show’s shuttle routes came to life around them. By mid-morning the team was headed to Avalon Transportation’s yard in Orange, where two more buses were ready to be wrapped. The last two vehicles belonged to Intermex, originally scheduled for a long drive east to San Bernardino, but thanks to a quick pivot from The Convention Store, those buses were rerouted to Anaheim and finished early on the morning of the seventeenth.

When the show wrapped two days later, the same precision applied in reverse. As shuttles pulled behind the Convention Center after the final run, the installers were already staged to remove the graphics, clean the surfaces, and dispose of all materials before the last bus rolled out.

The result was that in three days, across six companies and twenty-three vehicles there were no missed departures or graphics left behind. The buses carried bright, brand-clean designs for Fresh from Florida, Easterday Produce, and Gem Pack Berries, all visible throughout Anaheim’s shuttle corridors during one of the largest produce and floral trade shows in the world.