This is so funny. I wonder what the police officer thought about it. I can just imagine what going through his mind when he saw this.

It's rare anymore to get more than what you pay for...The Kern County, California, Sheriff's Department orders plain white patrol units & has the graphics applied locally. In this case, what they ordered was not quite what they got.

This car was driven for 1 week before an officer noticed what the graphics company employee did on the passenger side of the car. The employee did this on his last day working for the graphics company before he retired.

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lol to0 funny my bro is a cop and im in the academy im going to show it around!!!

 

That is very funny!

 

LOL

 

Man, that must be a real sharp police force.

 

I dont' want to say anything bad about these guys and I really appreciate the service they do.

Take a look at this clip. I think I saw this on TV before.

This is a Mustang about to be devoured by a Challenger: http://www.kit-cars.com/videos/Blonde_Antelope.wmv

 

 

The US Government has decreed that all service stations display the following logo:

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A new school we should take so we can all earn our diplomas.

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Actually, I think he just had a career change so we could look at the girls. LOL!

IL Insider: Ford GT Chief Designer Branches Out Into Bridal Gowns, Swimwear
Date posted: 05-26-2006

DEARBORN, Mich. — Camilo Pardo, the chief designer of the Ford GT, has been spending his spare time creating such unusual fashions as a micro-miniskirt and top made of aluminum discs provided by automotive supplier Northern Engraving and Machine.

Pardo told Inside Line, that he has unveiled a Mercury-branded clothing collection, including one piece inspired by a silver racing suit — but with a skirt instead of legs.

Pardo, 43, has also created a disposable wedding gown and a bikini made out of three Crown Royal whiskey bags. The Colombian-born designer owns several Singer sewing machines and makes his own clothing patterns. In his day job, he is working on Ford vehicles that will hit showrooms in 2012.

"If I go for a certain look, I will purchase a pattern and modify it from there or put tape lines on a female model — a real person — the way I put tape lines on a car," he explained. "I can make the patterns of an outfit. But the real person works better, because you design it right to her surfaces. The Mercury fashions are my patterns completely."

What this means to you: A bikini with a racing stripe? Not too much of a stretch for this designer. Imagine what kind of women's wear Harley Earl would have designed if he had tried this sideline


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