Personal notice, danger's my stock and trade. If the job's too tough for you to handle, you got a job for me, George Valentine. Write full details. California, on behalf of independent Chevron gas stations and standard stations throughout the West, invites you to let George do it. In the desert, another adventure of George Valentine. Dear Mr. Valentine. Look at that, dear Mr. Valentine. Just like any amateur, like any old woman who shakes in her boots. So, I'm going to say it differently. George, you all bust a rescue me quick. I am surrounded by heat. I am shipwrecked in perspiration. I am lost in the middle of a hotel room, in the middle of an island, half in your country, half in mine. An island in the desert, amigo, in the middle of the continent. With dirty old buildings for trees, with snails for people. Ah, but George, if I could look out the window across the border and know that you are there, ah, George, then I could hope to escape. Two days I am here, and it is I who am burning up because there is lots more in this old pair of border towns beside the heat that's titled. Sometimes it catches on fire, and where I should find just ashes. Sometimes I find lizards, I find rattlesnakes, I find... And that's all he wrote, huh? Eh, si, si, Mr. Valentine. But, Sheriff. Buenos dias, Pacheco. I'm mine. That's what we call you. I mean, here in Mexico. Eh, oh, sure, sure, baby. Sheriff, that's for me. They found the letter under his body, Mr. Valentine, there in the hotel room yesterday. I get it. Sheriff, sure, why not, baby? They have one on your side, so I persuaded my own people over here.  Ah, well, I didn't mind coming down here in a hurry, but... Pablo! Pablo the clean glasses! Cold beer! You'd better identify this guy who was writing. He'll get killed. You'd better show me his body, hadn't you? Oh, go slow, senor. Go slow. This is not the one. First, I'll show you my hospitality, my little bar.  Pablo, Pablo, clean! Pretty fancy hospitality. What, the slot machines? Well, this is my business. Sheriff is my pleasure. But in my own bar, I can also keep eyes on people. Eh, move, move over, Dutchman. Excuse me, excuse me. So, two birds with one stone, huh? Ah, here we are. Nope, looking at you, baby. Oh, thank you. Yeah, tastes good in this weather. Only this guy who got killed.  You mean stubborn. Yes, stubborn. All right, but what else did he look like? Oh, good clothes from Mexico City. Young, bald with a gun. Oh, yeah, he had a gun. Huh? He carried it under his jacket. Dutchman. Good, excuse Costco, but this is the murder you talk about. Wait a minute now. Come on, friend. What do you know about it? Well, we eat in the same place, the same hotel. We don't talk, but I see him hang up his clothes. So, I... Americans. You are Americans. He was Mexican. I am Dutch, you understand? I'm so anxious to get a passport to USA. Perhaps if you could assist me with your vision... And what's all this? What's he talking about? What do you know about the man? Well, Todd. Nothing. You know nothing, huh? Nine, nine, Todd. Excuse me, I... Americans must be careful. He's looking for a handout, that's all. All right, drink up. I have already checked around. That's all the facts the official police will need. That's all. Let's skip the beer, huh, Tosco? You and I ain't gonna see that body right now. Only cool place in town, huh? Oh, brother, you got a great sense of humor. No, no, I am not your reverend, only your realist. Death comes often here. Like so. Or a shoulder gun. Well, you never got a chance to use it. His name's Riedos, Mackie Riedos. We worked on a case together several years ago. Case? Yeah, Mackie was a private detective. One of the best ones in Mexico. Private detective? Oh, so that's who he was. Hey, my sleepy town. He must have had some idea. Didn't he have any identification on him? What are you gonna do in the past 24 hours? Must do things easy, senor, in his heat. No, no identification. Just a man around town asking questions and hiding his name.  Yeah, sure. I'm just a little sore, that's all. He was a nice guy. Hey, the wheels are in motion, don't worry. You have done your work, now we'll do ours, senor. Well, well, well, what's matter? Fire, fire, sir. Oh, boy, of course the grass fire, the rain's never come, but the fire is on the American side and the hill in your town. Our engine goes to help sometimes, that is all.  What? You heard me. He investigated fires. Well, so in my town, that would be appropriate. The Americans say you can fry eggs on our favor. Moscow, you just said my job was done. Now you'll do yours, is that right? Well, yes, but of my hospitality. Okay, then go ahead and do it. I'm leaving, Buster. This place is too hot for me. Senor, it's Mackie with a friend of yours. You're not going to just run away. Mackie didn't tell anyone in that town his name, Brooks. He left all his identification at home. Now why would a licensed detective do a thing like that? Don't you get it? Oh. Yeah, sure. He didn't trust anybody in this town, not even the police. Pascal? Maybe, I don't know. But at least I don't want to beard that two-language double-talk artist again until I know what I'm talking about. You're going to see the local police here on the American side? Brooks, we're going to see the American Fire Department. Well, there's only the three of us, Mr. Valentine on regular. This is a small town. I see. I understand you had a grass fire a little while ago. Oh, yes, Miss Brooks. Didn't amount to much, though. Mexicans gave us a hand.  Ain't that something? How do you think you'll impress a lady with your hair? Hey, this is Place. He's our driver. Miss Brooks, Mr. Valentine. And this is Al. He saves the babies and gets the medals. Pleasure. How are you? Hello. Place? Yeah, yeah. Like between win and show, huh? Place used to be a jockey. What do you think I am now? Sure, I boot at home more losers over in Cali. And he's... Place! Mr. Valentine's here to see about a murder. Well, how much does he charge? Very funny. Now, listen to me, both of you.  Well, I saw the Mexican engine come over to help you, so I thought maybe you'd gone over there sometimes. So, Mackie must have been around to ask you boys some questions. Hey, holy smoke. Poor young guy kind of thin. Yeah, there was a young Mexican here. That's him. Dead, huh? That guy's dead. Murdered. Well, sure he was here a couple of days ago. He said he couldn't do anything official out of his own country, but he talked to the chief to, uh, Slim. I think it was about there being too many fires over in that town. I think Firebug was his angle. Come on, Slim's already down at the boarding house. That's where we hang out. It's sort of a pool, old lady. Firebug. Mackie was asking questions about a firebug. Well, we never have any trouble on our side, but over there, well, they've had a lot of fires. Oh, sure. Look, see, that makes sense. And now I know why Mackie wanted me here, why he started to let it to me. What do you mean, George? Oh, my. Hey, where's the telephone? It's on a wall back in the office, sir. I'll meet you in the boarding house, that pool room. Well, it ain't no jockey club, Miss Brooks, but the clientele's nicer. Slim here rigged up an alarm bell outside for it. Yeah, but it only rings when place needs an excuse for missing a three-cushion shot. Now, boys, boys, I'm retiring soon, you see, Miss Brooks, and that's what I told your friend Mackie. And I said that, in my opinion, a fire's a fire. From 25 years of experience, I've never caught a firebug yet. And I said, in this area, it don't make much sense anyway, bringing coal to Newcastle, setting fire to 80, and for the more. All right. Turn it off, Bob. Here he comes now. This is Slim the Chief, Mr. Valentine. Oh, yeah, Slim. Brooks seated. You're asking about the fire. Yes, George. The fires they've had lately in the other town. What did you... Son, you know you remind me of nephew I had once? Yeah. Almost as big and husky as Al here. I used to say to him in my... I'm sorry, Slim, but let me see that list, Angel. I'm in a hurry. Here. Well, now this here nephew was... City-owned garage. That's the one. That's the one. What? Yeah, 10 days ago. I talked to Mackie's office in Mexico City. They hadn't even been notified of his death yet. But that's why they sent him up here, that one, but there sure wasn't nothing suspicious. City garage wasn't nothing but a ramshack. Chief, it was insured for $25,000 more than it was worth. Holy smoke. City garage. You know who that means, don't you, Mr. Valentine? I mean, well, it's just like in our country. Every once in a while, a guy gets control of the city. Careful? The one that calls himself sheriff? Heh. You should hear what the Mexicans call him. Uh-huh. I think I'll go back and see him now, Brooks. But, George... Pasco didn't start firing on himself. He didn't. Well, why would Mackie want me here? When he's Mexican, the insurance is Mexican, the fires are in Mexico. Oh, no. Mackie must have found that something came from the USA. Only he couldn't do anything about it. He wasn't licensed here, so all he could do was ask questions on this side. He needed me to run down... George, the fire bug. Mackie must have found out that whoever started the fire came from over here from the United States. That's it, exactly. But then why are you going down? I'm going to where the trouble happens, friend, Mackie found. Son, I might be a bit of a windbag sometimes, but I'd better point out to you that your friend, Mackie, he may be found out too much. Here's to me, he must have got killed for asking questions, for getting too close to something hard. Okay, Chief. I'll see how close I can get. I'm sorry, Mr. Valentine, but I said no. I'm responsible for immigration here and you can't cross that border. I what? But we were just over there a few hours ago. We've got a local problem to deal with. We have to cooperate with the other side. Oh, I get it. And they have to cooperate with Tosco. But look, I left him with the impression I was going home for good, skipping his hospitality. Don't underestimate him, Mr. Valentine. Like he didn't you. But he has no authority. But he's got a lot of friends. He'd know it if he got across to his town. Frankly, Mr. Valentine, I'm thinking of you. I don't like to let a man get down there and then maybe come back home for good on a sled. What's the matter? Hey, listen. The bell. Smoke, Angel, on the Mexican side. Sure, that bell's the one outside the pool and the fire alarm bell. Meet me there later. George! Nobody's going to stop a fire engine, Brooksy. But I'm going across Tosco and not. Hey, Slim! Slim! Wait! You've got a new fireman. In just a moment we'll return to tonight's adventure of George Valentine. You probably got your vacation trip already mapped out. I don't know whether you're driving north or south or east or west, but I can throw in a reminder that will make your vacation miles more pleasant. Between Canada and Mexico and the Pacific and the Rockies, here's how to be sure of finding clean restrooms for your convenience. Just stop at independent Chevron gas stations and standard stations. Here, the restrooms are cleaned thoroughly and inspected often, kept well supplied with soap and service stations you're never made to feel obliged to buy. So wherever your vacation takes you in the west, count on the convenience of clean restrooms at standard stations and independent Chevron gas stations where they say and mean, we take better care of your car. Now, back to tonight's adventure of George Valentine. You came to this double-border town because your friend Mackie Reliedos, a Mexican private moved in the sleepy, sweltering place. Mackie had been murdered. Now, he wanted your help because there were things he couldn't do on the United States side of the border. And then you found that you couldn't get back into Mexico. But if your name is George Valentine, you've found an answer to the dilemma.   Nobody even noticed you. Everybody was around in the last turn. Valentine, please, you're up against a little change of plans. You better get lost and hop for another part of town. Yeah, I get it. Tosco's bars on fire. It's Tosco's old building. Wow.  Hey, and there's a guy who carries it.  I'll snuck out a sight fast. Thanks. So long. Right. Oh, see, you're... oh, hello, Mary. Yeah, you're one of the guys I'm looking for.  Well, it was nothing, really. I just told it, Buster. You buttonhole all Americans. Well, Mackie apparently had a figure, the guy who starts fires is American. Maybe starts them from Mexican property on us. So tell me about the Americans you see over here. Oh, no, no, no, let me go. I don't know anything. Hey, wait a minute, you. On your coat here. Well, let's go. I wondered why you were edging away. It's kerosene. It's kerosene. Okay, Mackie, we go wrong. Hey, stop that guy, will you?  Hey, which way? He started a fire. I'll just see you. Get out. I guess this is where Valentine and the safe passage part company. So long fire engine, I got work to do right where I am. He's a Dutchman. Well, look, this is the Barzio, isn't it? Hotel, running house, whatever you call it. Oh, oh, see. Okay. Well, does he live here? That's what I mean. Is he here? Look, there's a lady in a restaurant. Says he's been around for months. Savendo to get to the USA. No, sorry. Oh, like that, huh? Yeah. Do I mean anything to you? Yes. All right, two bucks. See? You're at home, huh? Where else do we look, friend? Where else? Uh... Hold it. Maybe just his room's good enough. What's the matter with you? Leave me alone here, will you? Go on, Gabby. It won't hurt your conscience. Okay, here's five bucks. Now get out. Find out where he's going. See? See? There's a little book. Mackie, I think we're getting even closer. Because I think we're wrong again. Now listen carefully, Brooksie. The Dutchman has a very interesting bank book. George, I don't understand. And yes, he's the fire bug, all right, but look. But how can you be... But what? Hey, look, I can't hear very well. That better? Yeah. Oh, George, I was so worried about you. I'll skip it. You're there in the firehouse, aren't you? Yes, in the office. I've been walking around outside, but I grabbed the phone the minute you rang. They've been back here for hours. Angel, you're alone there, aren't you? Well, yes. Everybody's over at the pool all I follow. We had this whole thing figured backwards. The Dutchman's closet's full of cotton warding and kerosene. And he's also made bank deposits. On every single date they had a fire down there. Ouch! Oh, I burned them a few minutes ago. Cigarette butt's still hot. You're on the pencil rack. I'm sorry, George. You said... Bank deposits, Brooksie. The Dutchman's been paid for starting fires. So if there's an American involved, the way Mackie figured it's the employer, not the fire bug himself. George! Angel, I know it doesn't make sense, but I checked. Every penny the Dutchman's deposited has been in American money. And... Wait a minute. Call you right back, Brooksie. Oh, it's you. See? See? Oh, did you find him a friend? Where's the Dutchman? Holy mackerel, mister. The Dutchman's dead. Just murdered. Bingo! Huh? See? Brooksie, the Dutchman ran out of here just before I arrived. He received a phone call only a few minutes ago. His body's in an alley several blocks north. The border, George? Yeah, that's right, Angel. He got called to his own death. And the operator said the call was from your side. But you said it a few minutes ago. Darling, that's just what I said to you about a cigarette being here. Never mind.  Meet me at the American telephone office and step on it. George, there's a record of all calls that go across the border. And the only one around that time to that Dutchman's number was from where we thought it was. And that phone on the wall in the firehouse. All right. Come on. But, George, I was there, outside walking around, and I didn't... I know, but it happened, didn't it? Somebody was in there to phone. Come on, let's cut through here and take a look. Yes, George. Somebody just before me, but I... Hey! Mr. Rontine! Wait! Wait, uh... Well, when it's not just, baby. Fast guy. Well... A little out of your bailiway, can't you? Big shot. I explain. How long have you been around here? Come on. Since the fire, my fire. Oh, my beautiful bar. I come over. I've been looking for you, Mr. Rontine. This is better be good, Buster. I was not very helpful this morning about your friend, Mackie. Say that again. Baby, please. Fire insurance investigation. It is an embarrassment, but not a crooked one, I'm sure. A city garage burned ten days ago. It seemed to be over in short, but...  Oh, my beautiful bar, baby. Had not one penny of insurance. I want your help now. I'm ruined. Not one penny! George. Okay. Come on into the fire house into the office here. They leave the door open, Buxton? Yes, but I don't understand. My insurance, I tell you the... I heard you, Buster. I heard you. You said it. All right. This case has nothing to do with insurance. What? Yeah, yeah. In fact, you make it a whole lot easier that way. But then... Oh, I know Mackie came here on an insurance case. That garage. And there had been too many fires. But suppose he stumbled into something totally separate, and that's why he got killed. Go on, George. Sure, that's why it was murdered. And the Dutchman got his because he could have told me the whole story. What story? The Dutchman got a phone call and came rushing to an alley near the border. Whoever called from here must have told him where to come. Who? Who is whoever? Yes. How can you ever hope to tell who made that call? Everybody comes in here. Come on now. Think, Bruxy. Think. We'll never find a clue here. I know that. But what did you say to me? Something you said. You... You were the next person in here next after the murderer. The cigarette was still burning. Remember? You burned your finger. Yeah. Yes, George. You said you couldn't hear me until I raised the mousepiece. Yeah. Ran out of beer over the pool hall, got a call a liquor store. What's the matter? Hiya, Tosco. Well, what time? Al's a big guy, isn't he, place? Huh? Al, Al, the guy you work with. Well, cigarettes never stunted his gross. So is Slim. Even Tosco here. Hey, look, what in the name of the devil? But, uh, you used to be a jockey. Yeah. Put him home at Caliente.  George, look, I think all of you smoke, right?  I'm sorry, place. Go ahead. Call the liquor store. George. Oh, Senor Valentine. Yeah. Yeah. Tosco, you kept asking me what else instead of insurance was involved. Well, that's simple, like all of it. But I grant you, I didn't catch on. What's all this? I'm not sure yet, mind you. But all day, I've been beating my head against a border with its check stations, officials and red tape. But once today, I went across there without even slowing up.  International cooperation. Well, I suppose a real smart guy wanted to take things across that border. Wouldn't that be a neat way to do it? Smugly.   He'd have to pick his days. So naturally, he'd have to hire somebody to start fires. Then in the crowd and confusion, I suppose it's an easy matter to load up or unload whatever the smuggle goods of the day are. George, about our telephone call. I remember now. I know, I know. He just did it now. Just now, in reverse. See him? Brooksy, you use that wall phone right after the murderer did. You're not very tall yourself. But wait till I raise this mouthpiece, you said. The murderer who talked on it before you must have been pretty short. The jockey place here had to shove it down to fit him just now. Look, Mr. Valentine, just because I'm a jockey, she is taller than I am.  Cut it out for me. Cut it out for me. Not fit, chef. Guess you can go back to just frying eggs in your street now. Place admitted it was all true. Yeah, sure. He arranged the fires and hired the Dutchman to start them for him whenever he wanted to bring over a load or pick one up. It's so crazy though. Isn't it, baby? He should kill men too. He should do this thing with Mr. Valentine, breathing down his neck. Well, the heat was on, that's all. Heat like a snowball. He must have had a hot load in his truck to get rid of, so with us nosing around, it was the frying pan of the fire. He had to go ahead. Like a snowball in a frying pan, huh? Our weather finally got him. Oh, yes, baby, I know, he makes sense. All right, Tatsuko. But I don't like some of the words you use either. Oh, please. Please, I know. The big shot's not popular, but...  Well, I'm glad to hear it. But that wasn't what I meant. It's a way you keep talking to Miss Brooks. It's that word baby. So? And what is it, Mr. Valentine, you have against babies? Huh? Well, I... Well, that is... That's all, George. You might think that long weekend trips and hundreds of vacation miles would be the hardest kind of driving on your car's engine. But that's not true. Hometown driving is even tougher. For short trips, with a cool engine produce acid-laden moisture inside cylinders. And that can account for as much as 80% of engine wear. How do you stop it? By getting RPM motor oil. First choice where driving's toughest. There's good reason why folks will tell you more people prefer RPM than any other brand of motor oil. RPM is compounded to keep a moisture-proof film of oil on engine parts. 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What's up everybody, Jason here for jaspyscasebrakes.com. We are doing a quick little R&B for 2223 Spectra Basketball 2 box break, pick it up to number one. That features 15 teams, guys, including the Magic, Thunder, Mavs, Lakers, Rockets, Pistons, Blazers, Nuggets, T-Wills, Nats, Hornets, Bulls, Heat, Pelicans, and Wizards. And again, you get a piece of these teams via a serial number break, and again, instead of selling 10 spots, we're only selling eight, we're gonna give away two free spots for the customers that bought them straight up. Now remember, we do have a $500 break here to give away if you bought two teams. Now remember, this is an R&B, so the R&Bs will not count towards the $500 promo, but we're giving away some spots here so you have a chance to win some extra spots in this break here. So again, once we give away the spots, we'll randomize the names and numbers, you'll get matchable to number from zero through nine, and if there's any hits for these 15 teams in the break, it'll go distributed via the serial number. For the first number on the left side of the serial number dash, excuse me, another measure of examples right there. Now remember, there will be some non-numbered cards, potentially a case hit like a color blast or a eclipse, but there will be a couple base cards not numbered. If there is any, we'll randomize the 10 names. One person wins that in one lot. Of course, if it's like a color blast, we'll do one randomizer for that, and then number two on the list would win all the base cards to kind of make it a little bit fair, since that's actually a bigger one. So it depends. We'll play it by year to see how it goes, guys. So here we go, guys, let's roll the dice, and it's a four and a four, eight the hard way. So we're going to randomize eight times the names, top two win free spots. We'll randomize them again and paste them in here to make a full 10, and then we'll randomize the names and numbers and see what you guys match up with, guys. So eight times, good luck, top two. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. And eight times, eight, eight. William and Copperman, there you go. So splitting them there. Now three spot there, three spot there. Now we use the same dodge rule eight times. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Eight times, eight, eight. Alamedu down to William. Now that list of teams there is just more for the sorting team, guys. And then eight times one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Eight times, eight, eight, four, down to zero. All right, let's see what you guys got here. So Allen, you have spot four, William with nine, Copperman with five, Allen with one, William with seven, Copperman with three, two, and six, David with eight, and then William. If there's any redemptions, those would be all yours with spot zero, guys. So there you go, everybody. Now I'm going to switch, sorry, I'm going to end this video. Then on a separate video, we'll have the break ready to go for you guys. So good luck, everybody. Thank you.


Hey everybody we're at the Jeep lot now in continuation with our little lot walk that we have going on today it's May 10th so that's what the date is we got the new Jeep sign right there and we got the new Jeep building right there so we'll check out the front of that and I'll show you all the inventory that's over here over here we have brand new and used Jeeps grand Cherokees Cherokees Wagon ears compasses renegades you name it it's all over here gladiators Wranglers of course and then we have used trucks that aren't Rams over there and let's go take a look at everything we got fun little side note the guy that Tundra man from the Green Bay Packers the superfan he lives right there that's pretty cool other cool thing is our high tide right here this is our last high tide just did a video on that but we sold about 11 of those that's our last one it's hydro blue it's got nav alpine sound subwoofer and the cold weather group that's really a sweet ride that would be mine too if it was another year down the road here but we have compasses in the front row got all these rocks here so nobody can come in at night and steal things we've actually caught some people trying to steal some catalytic converters that's no good can't do that so we caught those guys they're in jail now so anyways I have compasses as well new gladiators here we got the gladiator on the ramp and over here we have grand Cherokees renegades compasses mainly grand Cherokees all the way along into the pond lot I'll get to the pond lot in just a little bit here we have grand Cherokees here's a compass too we have so many jeeps that we kind of just park them wherever we can this is the new midnight sky color which is pretty cool got four by ease limited grand Cherokees grand Cherokee owls here's a gladiator another gladiator more gladiators come get the gladiators we'll give you a heck of a deal on those because we have a lot of them and then we come to our Wranglers couple Wranglers here four of them these are all used there's a four by Ian hydro blue granite crystal Sahara here's an eco diesel willis or willies however you want to say it and then we have another Sahara eco diesel right there more grand Cherokees and there is the front of the Jeep showroom that was quite a thing to put up it took a little over a year and but it really looks great on the outside looks great on the inside really looks great from highway 41 we have the jeeps on 41 so you come through final act you're gonna see this for sure we got a ZL1 or I'm sorry a 1LZ 2S 1S S 2L no 1SS 1LE Camaro somebody's come to look at today it's kind of where we stage everything customer parking and stuff we also have a drive-up for our customers for deliveries and stuff like that here's a couple wagon ears that we have I don't think we have any grand wagon ears right now then we have a couple used grand Cherokees there's a nice one here's a summit this is a California edition I did a video on that that's a 17 Laredo with 55,000 miles this is a 17 summit I believe here's a new Cherokee they're gonna be discontinuing the Cherokees next year so this is probably the last two Cherokees we're ever gonna get new and then we have new Wranglers here some used really like the Sahara all blacked out one it's pretty sweet hydro blue high-velocity yellow that's a really cool one then we got a 17 sport with 42,000 miles that's a stick shift we have the mojito green you can see that Austin forgot to put the hanger back up in it one more sales guys you just showed that yesterday and we have a Rubicon this thing's pretty sweet actually probably use a buff I'll add that to Jose's list Sahara here's a new one and we got the wall here you gotta be careful we don't fall off so that would not be fun a couple sports two doors Willis stingray that's the hottest color on the Wranglers and then we have another sport that's called pumpkin orange not pumpkin pumpkin pumpkin orange so we like putting bright colors up on the ramps and then we have more Wranglers down this row there's a used Rubicon recon 18 with 54,000 miles that's a JK 2018 they made the JK and the JL so this is the old body style but at 2018 and that one's loaded up it's got LED light group and steel bumpers and the recon package which is pretty sweet then we got a couple more gladiators over here this row right here is our well we do have some renegades and stuff right there but this is our service row where we all of our vehicles currently going through the shop are located we've got a spring edition Camaro that's a 14 I believe we have an F 250 that's a 20 or 21 this Corvette just got done that's a I believe that's a 2 LT or 1 LT it's got adrenaline red leather performance exhaust that thing sweet this truck just came in trade this was on our walk around video the other day that's in service right now here's a Ram Eco diesel that one sold that one's going out we also put some of our sold vehicles back here that one didn't pass our inspection this is a Hyundai that we looked at the other day that's the hybrid Tucson we've got a Challenger SRT8 this Ram 1500 Rebel GT that just got through service and that one's ready to go now we'll be getting some videos pretty soon back here we've got a wholesale wholesale so they're going off the lot there's that 1809Z we saw that before that was on the other lot now it's over here got a CRV that's wholesale this one is sold that's going out later this week got a couple parts coming this Chevy is sold that's going out Friday that's a double cab we've did a video on that one here is a Ram Trayton that's in service right now this is a truck that we have sold I gotta figure out who's got that sold and why it's still here we got a Acadia that's wholesale we've got a ProMaster that's sold waiting on some parts for recalls we got a Denali Trayton that was in our video the other day this is wholesale that's wholesale this is one of our service text trucks this is a truck that were was sold we're currently waiting on a title so we can't sell it that's wholesale this is service guy needs come pick it up I don't know what that is I think that's a lease return this is a wholesale vehicle and this is customer parking and we have more vehicles on this side that are in service we have a Corvette Heritage Edition which we looked at the other day that's a 16 F-150 I believe that one is wholesale but my guy Austin might be buying that we have an SRT Sublime Hellcat I think sweet have a really nice F-350 Dually that thing is like darn near perfect flatbed F-450 super cab that's a rare thing this one's waiting on some parts this is one that we saw that's the 15 that we saw the other day this one unfortunately didn't pass the inspection and that one's wholesale this one we're waiting on parts and inspection this one just got done in the shop today that's a really sweet car if you like the Ruby Red on that 13-14 body style I think that's a 12 though anyways that one just came out of the shop this just came out of the shop we just did a video on this one the other day and then this is a 1SS Camaro that is currently in the shop so that's everything on this slot I'll let's go take a look at the pond lap oh and then there's our picture studio and the drive-up and our service area and then more incoming vehicles a lot of the same stuff from last Monday