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By: desi_technology
New: 19-09-2007 21:43
Updated: 19-09-2007 21:43
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Tonight we were loading our robot up to bring to a full size practice field and one of our mentors decided we could use his truck from 1955 to transport it. We thought the picture was neat, carrying a robot in vintage truck!!!! 1955 meets 2007
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20-09-2007 10:35
Dylan Gramlich
Re: pic: 1955 meets 2007
that is a very nice truck! i love old school trucks especially when the person redoing them keeps them looking fairly original.
20-09-2007 21:14
Jay H 237
Re: pic: 1955 meets 2007
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Originally Posted by desi_technology
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My father would eventually like to find a truck like that. Chevy, Ford, Dodge, International........doesn't matter, he just wants an old truck to work on.
Now I wonder if the Old Navy store at the Brass Mill Mall in Waterbury, CT would let me buy the dark blue Chevy they have in the store?
20-09-2007 21:34
MrForbes
Re: pic: 1955 meets 2007
Chevy half ton trucks had 6 lug wheels for years. I read a rumor that Old Navy was going to get rid of their trucks. I'd try to find one somewhere else, though.
20-09-2007 22:18
RyanS
Re: pic: 1955 meets 2007
Ah I love old Trucks
Squirrel, Is that a 57' in your Picture? Do you Drag race with it? I noticed the nice big Tach on the dash!
20-09-2007 22:29
MrForbes
Re: pic: 1955 meets 2007
The car is a 55, in keeping with the topic of the thread 
and the robot is the 2007 model.
I've run it at the strip a few times, mostly I just drive it around and have fun.
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