Difference between revisions of "Bobby's Truck"
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[[Image:rumsfeld.jpg|left|thumb|350px|[[Rumsfeld]] - alert and on guard on [[Bobby]]'s truck.]] | [[Image:rumsfeld.jpg|left|thumb|350px|[[Rumsfeld]] - alert and on guard on [[Bobby]]'s truck.]] | ||
Bobby's drives a 1968 Ford F-350, first seen in [[1.22 Devil's Trap]]. It has Lawrence County, South Dakota plates: 9NO3L1. This is probably a reference to [[Jim Beaver]]'s role in the HBO Western drama ''Deadwood''. Deadwood is the county seat of Lawrence County. After season 2, the truck isn't seen again and Bobby is seen using [[Bobby's Car|a car]] and a handicap-accessible van instead. | Bobby's drives a 1968 Ford F-350, first seen in [[1.22 Devil's Trap]]. It has Lawrence County, South Dakota plates: 9NO3L1. This is probably a reference to [[Jim Beaver]]'s role in the HBO Western drama ''Deadwood''. Deadwood is the county seat of Lawrence County. After season 2, the truck isn't seen again and Bobby is seen using [[Bobby's Car|a car]] and a handicap-accessible van instead. | ||
[[Category: Library]][[Category: Vehicles]] | [[Category: Library]][[Category: Vehicles]] | ||
Revision as of 09:28, 16 March 2019
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| Bobby's Truck | |
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| Model | '68 Ford F-350 |
| Plates | 9NO3L1 |
| Color | Blue |
| Owner(s) | Bobby Singer |
| Appearance(s) | 1.22 Devil's Trap 2.21 All Hell Breaks Loose: Part One |
History
Bobby's drives a 1968 Ford F-350, first seen in 1.22 Devil's Trap. It has Lawrence County, South Dakota plates: 9NO3L1. This is probably a reference to Jim Beaver's role in the HBO Western drama Deadwood. Deadwood is the county seat of Lawrence County. After season 2, the truck isn't seen again and Bobby is seen using a car and a handicap-accessible van instead.
