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Truckstop Daddy (2000)
A trucker's life can be boring. His load can really build up, so a truck stop can be his best friend," states Buster over the credits of "Truckstop Daddy." Buster and a number of other man-hungry performers get down to serious business here showing us the kind of action a truck stop can host.
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A trucker's life can be boring. His load can really build up, so a truck stop can be his best friend," states Buster over the credits of "Truckstop Daddy." Buster and a number of other man-hungry performers get down to serious business here showing us the kind of action a truck stop can host.
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Catalina Video
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