Target carts

[Caldor1999]

there big and bulky but i like them they giove u more room to fit stuff in there

[ameskmart1]

Here's a red Target cart

[store215]

The target near me has changed theirs from the lighter red and the curved front, to a standard shape and a brighter red like the one above. Now they mix in even more with the Lowe's carts which is right next to Target

[C. Fontaine]

Here's a few destroyed carts behind Target in Warwick, RI.  Spotted near the loading docks, so probably backed over by trailers...

[XISMZERO]

Those images look tragic... nice to hear from you again, Chris!

[videogamer75]

target carts in Sicklerville, NJ

[CTAmeshopper]

:bigsmile:


I like the last kind, so different, using the symbol only.

[Mobil]

I have found Target carts at both Kmart and Big Lots.
:huh::huh::huh:

[videogamer75]

here is one of the brand new Target carts at the Turnersville, NJ store

[powersbt]

Originally posted by videogamer75
here is one of the brand new Target carts at the Turnersville, NJ store

Wow. Is there any steel in those carts at all??

[Zayre88]

That Target store probably replaced the old Carts with the new ones and shipped the old carts in a trailer... but they forgot to secure them.... watch !!  :insane:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3yFegrRD0gc

[CTAmeshopper]

After watching that video.

*cue TPIR losing noise*

:insane:

[Zayre88]

I first saw the video on MSNBC, then found it on Youtube, pretty funny, a big mess!

[Retail Regents]

Apparently the all-plastic ones are no longer in production, so they now use these hybrid ones that look like a cross between the United #336 and the all-plastic Bemis units.

[Retail Fan+ (Justin Hill)]

Apparently the all-plastic ones are no longer in production, so they now use these hybrid ones that look like a cross between the United #336 and the all-plastic Bemis units.

These carts are perfect for stores that take up more than one floor of space where Vermaport cart conveyor/escalators are present.

[Retail Regents]

Here are some potential ex-Target carts being used by the A.C. Moore in Latham, NY. The inner part of the front logo box has scrape marks and this one has a partial white rectangle, likely one of those of a Charge It! inscription. But if they really are, why does this model have a plastic rack? Unless another retailer had similar inscriptions.