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Daryl LBZ Senior Enthusiast

Daryl LBZ

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D.F.T. Doesnt fu%%ing turn! Just came about one day, dont know how but I know why and it stuck. Now we have the D.F.T., Wifes car, and my go cart (my DD). thats about our name system.

 

 

 

They do turn like dump trucks don't they lol

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hodo78 Enthusiast

hodo78

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Lets see. There was:

 

The Samurai

Yoda

Green Machine

Brownie

Road Warrior

Red

Blacky1

Blacky2

Blacky3

 

And my 2012 hasn't gotten a name yet.

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thornmz71 Enthusiast

thornmz71

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I just named my truck tonight. I named it shit magnet because right after I washed it like 2 hours ago a bird flew over and splat on the truck.

doverarjim Senior Enthusiast

doverarjim

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My old 86 was "Great Mountian Climber or General Mound of Crap" just depending on what was going on! My 99 never got to have a name other than "Dad's Truck". This truck has been dubbed "Hiiioooo Silver":jester:

00Silverado4x4 Senior Enthusiast

00Silverado4x4

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I just named my truck tonight. I named it shit magnet because right after I washed it like 2 hours ago a bird flew over and splat on the truck.

 

That would be every vehicle I have ever owned, including current truck...lol

Everytime, wash, dry, wax, drive, splat! Dang it!!!!

Pobd Enthusiast

Pobd

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Tonka or Lobo.

 

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Chris Senior Enthusiast

Chris

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Most can't be said and I already have warning points. The clean one is charcoal thunder

 

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waumo1 Enthusiast

waumo1

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My wife named it the Titanic because you don't drive it, you pilot it (grey, ext cab, 8 Ft bed).

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