Justin Bimmer

Nice! I saw my first on out in the wild last thrusday. I really like that red color and the look of the full profile.

um, wasn't his car made in japan?

What is VTECH anyways? Don't they make phones and electronic toys?

He should have turned it in in the CARS program. 7,000 bucks HAHAHAHAHA

what does jdm mean?

Bruce Jenner was the man in CHiPs when he subbed for Ponch

KYB Struts on Amazon If you can find what you need on there and the price is good. Send me a PM and I will tell you how to order them so C&G can get some credit for the purchase. Usually if the product says "sold and shipped by amazon.com" you can get free shipping on it.

I believe amazon.com also sells struts.

Did motor trend shoot Novocain into their eyes prior to evaluating the exterior styling of that thing.

Best looking bus Fresno Unified every bought. 1989 Crown Supercoach 671 Detroit Turbo Diesel mounted midship and flat with Allison 4 speed automatic. 40ft long 83 passenger Tinted windows Emergency vent hatches Alcoa wheels I rode this bus in high school. This was my high school's "athletic team" bus. It had a license plate frame from my high school's booster club on it at one time.

One of them is getting married to Lamar Odom

I think I saw something like this in the A&E show "parking wars" but the technology required the van to drive quite slow to help spot parking violators.

Also, the first few seasons of EMERGENCY! Have a Crown Firecoach.

My Twitter (its weak)

Biofuel = getting less energy out of more energy put in. We need EV1s and Nuke power is what we need.

Crowns were mostly sold on the west coast. A lot of them are found in mexico now. They used alumnium and stainless steel on the bueses, which helped them from rusting through. Also, they were very innovative with drain channels that went through the body of the bus to prevent water from having to drip out through holes in the bottom of the body.

Talk about the "twinkie buses" here.

Crown Coach Incorporated. GE bought them and closed them down cause they built the best buses in America and their customers didn't need to buy new buses.

Ok, I had to go and get more information on this as the OP's article is lacking in details. More Detailed Article So a highly trained CHP officer was behind the wheel of this car when this happened. I fail to see how all the blame can be assigned to him for this accident. I guess there was some type of Hollywood style explosion. It looks like Toyota has had problems with floor mats in the past. So, maybe it isn't only the driver's fault. It looks like the Highway Patrolmen was trying to stop the car the best he could. Hill thinks Saylor had trouble with the car's accelerator about five miles before reaching Mission Gorge Road. Several people called 911 to report the car was speeding and weaving in and out of traffic with its emergency flashers on. Hill told the Union-Tribune there was prolonged “heavy, heavy, hard braking.” “He did everything he could to stop that car,” he said. Saylor, a 19-year CHP veteran, must have worked extremely hard to maneuver the Lexus to avoid other cars on the heavily traveled roadway, only hitting the one vehicle, Hill told the paper. “We were very lucky that there were not more deaths,” Hill said. Would of helped if the 19 year CHP vet was more familiar with the car. But, even still, people who owned the cars couldn't get them to turn off either. Makes me wonder if there was some sort of neutral lock on the car to keep people from putting the car into neutral to prevent it from blowing up the engine on accident.

Toyota deserves the blame that the wrong floor mat was in the car which the dealerships were giving out as a loaner. It is just like any other design defect. There is an issue of strict liability and negligence here.

Nice little cameo by John Smith.

strong?

I agree, first think I think of when i hear blazer is this: