Ed Truncan
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| Vehicle type | Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SB-4 | ||||||
| Color | Blue, black, white | ||||||
| Occupation | Piston Cup racer for Mood Springs | ||||||
| First appearance | Cars 3 | ||||||
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Ed Truncan is a next-generation Piston Cup racer who is sponsored by Mood Springs, superseding the previous racer Dud Throttleman. His racing number is 33.
History
In Cars 3, Ed makes his Piston Cup debut in the middle of the 2016 season, after Mood Springs fires and replaces their previous racer, Dud Throttleman, with Ed, who is more physically capable. He debuts at the Motor Speedway of the South in the middle of the 2016 season, triggering a new generation of racers.
Gallery
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Cars 3
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Cars 3
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Ed disturbed after the wreck caused by Cam Spinner at the 2017 Florida 500
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Cars 3
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Concept art
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Diecast
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2017 release
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Diecast (RS 24h Endurance Race)
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2021 release (RS 24h Endurance Race)
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Diecast (XRS Rocket Racer)
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2020 release (XRS Rocket Racer)
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Disney Store diecast
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Disney Store release
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Second Disney Store release
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Disney Store diecast (tractor)
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Disney Store release (tractor)
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Disney Store release (tractor) with J.P. Drive
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Names in other languages
- Greek: Εντ Τρανκαν (transcription: Ent Trankan)
- Russian: Эд Капото (transcription: Ed Kapoto)
Trivia
- A Cars 3: Generations image shows him with the number 37.
- Ed is incorrectly listed on a Cars 3 trading card as, Brian Spark, the Leak Less veteran racer.
[Edit] Mood Springs
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| Racers |
| Chuck Armstrong • Banks • Dud Throttleman • Ed Truncan |
| Crew |
| Mood Springs Crew Chief • Mood Springs Pitty • Mood Springs Hauler |