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Dumb and Dumber To’s Mutts Cutts Van To Visit Penn State

After housing Harry and Lloyd through a famous cross-country journey, the iconic Mutts Cutts Van will take a stop in Happy Valley this Thursday from noon to 6 p.m.

Featured in the 1994 classic Dumb and Dumber,” the revamped 1984 Ford Econoline is meant to resemble a giant sheepdog. The van was purchased by Harry, who is in the pet grooming business, and ultimately represents the pair’s dream of opening up a pet store called “I Got Worms.”

In case you’ve never seen the van’s exploits, here’s a taste:

The van is stopping by campus as part of “The Dumb and Dumber To’s” Mutts Cutts Van Tour, which is visiting universities across the country to promote the upcoming sequel “Dumb and Dumber To.” Students can score free t-shirts, posters, and tickets to an advanced screening of “Dumb and Dumber To” at the State Theater by visiting the van. Unfortunately, Harry and Lloyd won’t be in attendance.

The screening takes place on Nov. 7, a week before the much-anticipated sequel is released to the general public. Students are also encouraged to use the hashtag #MuttsCuttsPSU when posting photos with the “84 sheepdog” on social media.

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Alex Calderaro

Alex Calderaro is a junior majoring in Supply Chain Management from Central Jersey. As a first generation Penn Stater, she has found a home here in several places, including her sorority, and, of course, Onward State. You can contact her at [email protected] or follow her on twitter @alexcalderaro.

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