It's part of our summer soundtrack: Ice cream trucks rolling through suburban streets. But are these staples of Americana still around?

Although some different versions are still available, we created a list of some of our favorite ice cream truck treats that were popular in the '80s and '90s.

, Mister Softee’s ice cream empire of more than 2,000 trucks in 38 states during the 1960s has dwindled to just 630 trucks in 21 states (the company’s website only lists 18 states).

The Melt Box ice cream truck one of 25 food trucks dishing out tasty treats at WWI Memorial ...

Recreate the ice cream treats of your childhood at home with these cold, creamy, and colorful recipes. From a classic fudge ...

Assemble and partially freeze. Press about half of the cookie mixture into a parchment-lined pan, pour the ice cream mixture ...

Alamy But it was the ice cream sandwich that truly melted the social boundaries, as blue and white collars alike huddled around pushcarts on hot summer days. According to an article in the August ...

Once a summer staple in New York City, Mister Softee ice cream trucks are disappearing from streets in the city and nationwide.

The pup's face every time she hears the ice cream van driving around the block has melted hearts on social media.

An antique shop’s second location will replace a closing ice cream shop in Easton later this year, but will continue serving up sweet treats. Melt Ice Cream Bar, located at 108 S. Third St ...