The world was on the lookout for \"Fast Meat\", Slim Jim\'s beloved promotional car. Now, the search is over, because \"Fast Meat\" has been found!
The Recovery Of \"Fast Meat\"
CBS News reports that the promotional Slim Jim car stolen in California turned up thousands of miles away in west suburban Hillside. The distinctive custom Nissan Z, valued at around $115,000, was located on Friday inside a trailer in a parking lot.
The theft was reported in the Los Angeles area, prompting a social media campaign with the hashtag #findfastmeat to recover the car. It also spawned several funny posts and classic memes.
Despite the distance traveled, the \"Fast Meat\" vehicle was reportedly still partially wrapped with Slim Jim graphics, while the interior seemed unaffected. It\'s a good thing the interior was untouched, because \"Fast Meat\" is loaded.
The customized \"Fast Meat\" vehicle, equipped with eye-catching elements such as a vibrant exterior, personalized yellow leather interior, LED lighting, and exclusive Slim Jim features, was meticulously designed by one of Hollywood\'s best custom auto workshops. Given its distinctiveness, this car is bound to grab attention, prompting us to question who might have taken it.
The Disappearance of \"Fast Meat\"
Slim Jim initiated the #FindFastMeat campaign, urging its fan base, the Long Boi Gang, to take action. They also prompted individuals with information to submit tips to the Los Angeles Police Department.
Despite perceptions of this being a strategic PR maneuver, the company\'s press release conveyed a genuine tone. They were serious, as their valuable \"Fast Meat\" asset was missing.
This story has a happy ending, because \"Fast Meat\" is now home to snap into another headline.
