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Looking at a 1968 Buick California Special Custom in Midnight Teal with a 5.6 Litre Engine - Duration: 0:39.
Hi, I'm John with another episode of "The Classics"
"What's here John?"
A 1968 Buick California Special Custom
Oh, my... that is a unique curve!
It may look like the Buick GS (Gran Sport), but it isn't. The badges show the proof.
Here it is
That little badge is "Custom"
The back too, is unique.
I know the owner, and here is the story.
He first found this car for sale for about a couple hundred dollars. It was in really bad shape (rust, new seats, new parts, etc).
So, he went to lots of Swap Meets to find parts for the Buick. And he worked on the body work.
Then, when he got a couple parts, he took it slow by slow to finish. Obviously the body work was completed by about 80-90% finished. It took a couple years to finish the project.
Great project, great car.
Thank you all for watching, and hope to hear your thoughts. See me in the next episode!
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California teacher slams military members as 'lowest of the low' in classroom rant caught - Duration: 2:59.
California teacher slams military members as 'lowest of the low' in classroom rant caught
A video in which a Southern California high school teacher is heard slamming members of
the military as �the frickin� lowest of the low� in a classroom rant to students
has gone viral.
El Rancho High history teacher Gregory Salcido -- who also serves as an elected Pico Rivera
city councilman and was once mayor -- even goes so far as to refer to those who are in
the military overseas as failed students who had no choice but to serve, "Fox & Friends"
reported Sunday.
�Think about the people you know who are over there,� Salcido is heard saying.
�Your freakin' stupid Uncle Louie or whatever.
They're dumb s - - - s.
They're not high-level bankers.
They're not academic people.
They're not intellectual people."
�They�re the freakin� lowest of our low.�
He is also heard questioning why military recruiters were allowed to visit the school.
We don�t allow pimps to come into the school,� he says.
A post on Facebook with videos of the rants had nearly 1.5 million views as of Saturday,
the Orange County Register reported.
District Superintendent Karling Aguilera-Fort told the paper that he had not spoken to Salcido
because the teacher was out of town.
He said Salcido would be disciplined.
Salcido posted a statement on his personal Facebook page Friday from New York.
�The Salcido 3 just got out of an excellent musical, �The Band�s Arrival,� he said.
�I turned my phone back on to unexpectedly see a storm.
I don�t think it�s wise for me to make any specific comments, but I want my friends,
family, and students to know we are fine and we respect the rights of free expression for
all individuals.�
Pico Rivera Mayor Gustavo Camacho issued a statement that did not address Salcido�s
remarks, but said that the city was founded upon the �principles, values and sacrifices�
of our many veterans who when called upon served with great pride and honor.�
The student who shot the video told local news outlets that he shot the video Jan. 19
during a government class at the Pico Rivera school.
He told CBS2 Los Angeles that he took out his cellphone when Salcido started lecturing
another student who was wearing a Marines sweatshirt.
"I was very angry," the student said.
He appears to have shot the video from underneath a desk.
Salcido is heard on the video but not seen.
The student told the Register that Salcido went too far when he said those in the military
were stupid and only joined as a last resort.
�It was so disrespectful to my dad and my uncles and all veterans and those still in
the military,� he said.
He said his father was a Marine vet as were two uncles.
He said they fought in Afghanistan, Desert Storm and Vietnam.
He said the video wasn't meant for anyone else, but his mother shared it with a few
friends "and now it's this."
In 2010 Salcido was accused by a parent of making inappropriate comments about race to
his summer school class, the Register reported.
source foxnews
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