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#1239345 10/15/2017 11:09 AM
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a few pics I took at a car show a few week ago... a few old stovebolts are among the shots :

Wandering with Woogeroo

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Thanks, Woogeroo

and, I had never heard the term Dirt Dummy Orange

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I was at a GM truck picnic 10/7/17 that had many years represented. 115 trucks entered. Here are some pics.
LINK to PICS HERE.

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Originally Posted by tclederman
Thanks, Woogeroo

and, I had never heard the term Dirt Dummy Orange

Well, a old chevy truck pal of mine did dirt hauling/gravel... using the big semi trucks with big dump trailers and that is their term for what they do : dirt dummys

So, anything like construction orange is 'dirt dummy orange' .

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