The loss to the car community with the California wildfires is unimaginable

[@mathewrose2951]

Our house in San Diego burned in 2009. Our neighbors had 40 cars (child's play compared to Hoovie), and the fire department had to save our neighbor from the roadside after he could no longer see the road through the smoke while trying to retrieve his Porsche 356 (they later found it melted into the tarmac).

[@willvazquez3218]

It’s really sad all the beautiful works of art that were lost in the fires. Rare cars, paintings, sculptures, architectural masterpieces. Really sad. A lot of artists and musicians home studios..

[@G-ra-ha-m]

At 9 minutes in, I notice all the trees and bushes look fine. What type of bushfire or wildfire doesn't burn the trees?

[@willvazquez3218]

@ If the trees are nice and green they have water inside them. Harder to catch fire than the dry grass on the mountains.

[@Illphaqup]

@@G-ra-ha-m youre dmb as hell.

[@BabyJesus66]

​@@G-ra-ha-m the type set by Jewish space lasers.

[@G-ra-ha-m]

@ So we have melted wheels and glass, but the trees are Ok?

[@richardclegg5853]

My heart absolutely goes out to everyone affected by the fires, and this of course being a car channel, totally understand the attention being given to the car community there... BUT, world, PLEASE don't forget western North Carolina, particularly the Asheville area, still finding bodies and the remaining damage is epic, it will literally never be the same...

[@FrankTimms-cs5hl]

Thank you for mentioning that,they deserve just as much attention as those in CA. A large amount of people are STILL living in tents out in the elements. Check the current NC forecast,those conditions can be dangerous. At least in CA you won’t freeze to death.

[@Doctors_TARDIS]

The way people from NC have been treating the fire victims online has made me absolutely sick. Every Instagram reel of damage from the fire has hundreds of comments from people just being... evil. I cannot believe the lack of empathy of some people.

[@theglowcloud2215]

are you seriously using a video about wildfires as your platform to complain about floods on the other side of the country? Both are bad, and the federal government's response in NC has largely been a joke, but why comment here about that shit?

[@ButterfatFarms]

We already did it didn't take a wildfire for that. That's how all natural disasters go.

[@Johnnyvette383]

The real sick thing about this is the videos I been seeing of these low life scum being caught on camera lighting fires and the one looting were a firefighter stopped a woman who had stole an Emmy award from a home. I feel for the good people who lost everything.

[@G-ra-ha-m]

Low life scum didn't have the ability to melt cars while preserving all the trees. Look deeper.

[@jakethesnake4971]

That pisses me off so much just hearing that

[@SVPSkins]

Yeah she stole it from were John Goodmans house, so that was his only one.

[@Beer_Dad1975]

I mean, I feel bad for everyone who has lost so much in this disaster - but lets be honest - if you have an Emmy award & live in one of the best neighborhoods in LA - you are going to be just fine - you probably have several other houses around the place, you probably have AAA+ insurance, people who will take care of everything for you - you are going to be just fine. It's awful that someone is trying to loot what you have left... but you are going to be fine. Focusing on the ultra-wealthy as victims in this is not right when there are so many people who have limited insurance, or no insurance - nowhere to go, no food to eat etc... this will mess up their lives potentially forever - no coming back. It's just bizarre how America worship & identify with the rich and famous so much when there is so much suffering from people just getting by until something like this happens, and then you get the outright poverty going on right under their noses.

[@sg-yq8pm]

@@Beer_Dad1975 Yeah Einstein, they are all rich and have "other houses", derp.

[@mauricesiermachesky4900]

You handled a tragic situation with empathy & care.

[@junkorbust9498]

Hard to watch. Last year I lost the best part of my collection to an arsonist. Mostly lower value stuff but still a nice personal collection of about 12 cars and some old tractors and antique farm equipment and a large building I cannot replace. Fire is devastating.

[@AeroGuy07]

A relative of mine lived in Pacific Palisades. His house survived, but nothing around it did. He can't go back because there's no water, no power, nothing.

[@midnightcs1482]

Hope they’re doing okay! We handle IT for a few residents in the Palisades, and when we heard that some of them lost their homes, we were absolutely devastated.

[@G-ra-ha-m]

I hope his house is Ok, in Maui FEMA knocked down isolated remaining houses.

[@darrensanimalsreptilesfish30]

My house burned down 6 years ago. Eventually it will be just something that happened❤ What’s important is they’re here and if they were able to accomplish living there this will just make them stronger

[@evoman44]

When hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico in 2017 the whole island was without electricity and water for months. Yet people were able to make do in the meantime. Like old school washing boards became in demand again to be able to wash clothes.

[@readtherealanthonyfaucibyr6444]

There was no water during the fires too.

[@PeterRoos]

It's heartbreaking, not just for the cars, but the homes and studios destroyed. I have friends in the music and film business who lost vintage instruments.

[@CobraEuphoria]

My biggest fear from an automotive standpoint was losing Jay Leno’s collection.

[@ageofsagittarius]

He's on the other side of SFV.

[@CobraEuphoria]

@ good to know thanks

[@TheJohn8765]

Yah but I'm sure he has fire mitigation plans. No way he hasn't thought it thru years ago. It helps he has actual warehouses as commercial space often has fewer points of failure than someone's garage.

[@Bob_Smith19]

He owns a bunch of hangars at the Burbank airport. He’s a lot better protected than most.

[@laistab1916]

His collection is the least of your worries .. he would have a game plan and some

[@pauljan2521]

Hoovie's wildfire plan: Bury the cars.

[@G-ra-ha-m]

The D.E.W beams still find them.

[@FrankTimms-cs5hl]

Buy only blue color cars😏😉

[@bradleyd6000]

A lot of times these old classic cars have SO much sentimental value. Many times their father/son projects or old cars that a deceased family member owned and passed down.

[@hippievan4040]

Couldn’t agree more, I have a personal classic car I bought that of course I have memories with but if it was lost to a fire I could replace it. However we have a classic that’s been in the family 4 generations since it was new, that’s irreplaceable.

[@ButterfatFarms]

Then they picked a bad place to garage them as well as live. This was predictable if not when it would occur. California needs to build back better, much better.

[@dmarykavanagh]

I live here. A couple of customers lost their car collections. Amazing cars historical pieces gone forever. If there is ever time you can help then please do. These are customers who have given many cars to Peterson Museum. D. Kavanagh Motors. Since 1958...

[@randomscribblings7192]

My buddy in Santa Monica had to evacuate, fortunately his house ended up being ok. He drove his McLaren to a friends house where he stayed during the evacuations.

[@Beer_Dad1975]

If he has a McLaren, couldn't he just drive to one of his other 4 houses?

[@lordleonusa]

I started building my 1963 classic in June 1984, my long since deceased Father helped me, I first drove it in April 1997, exported it to the USA from London in 2002, it had a small fire in May 2009, I managed to save it, and I am still driving it now, in January 2025, I have very nearly got it perfect now, and cannot imagine how I would feel if I lost it .

[@NYCS19339]

I appreciate your covering this topic. I have a former California 1930 Cadillac now in the Midwest. I have gone the declared value route. It's a survivor with 23,000 miles. Even if I got the money from a complete loss, it's not replaceable. Worse yet though would be the loss of my 1973 Impala four door sedan. The last car my grandfather owned and the only new car he ever bought. No way to value it.

[@BigBundy82]

Good Job Tyler and April finding a few uplifting videos in this tragic story/situation... !!!

[@patrickperry9690]

I used to live in Malibu and own a Testarossa. During one fire Tommy Lee brought his hotrod over and parked in front of my house, knowing that as a car guy I would do everything I could to protect his "baby"

[@donmynack]

Sure, bro.

[@patrickperry9690]

@@donmynack I don't understand your post - you don't believe me?

[@KevZJ]

That is the most Malibu story ever

[@donmynack]

@@patrickperry9690 Uh, nope.

[@TheJohn8765]

Kudos to Tyler for prioritizing his 500 SL. Yup, can't replace memories. Respect.

[@grayfool]

So sad. My very best wishes to anyone who suffered in this terrible disaster.

[@bmwpete65s55]

Very generous of you to donate the proceeds of your video.

[@rodneyking4183]

I lost everything in the Halloween Flood of 1998. I lived in Augusta, KS just 17 miles east of Wichita. I lost my house (a 1973 trailer I bought from a friend for $4,000) my grandpa's 1969 C-10 Chevy truck, my 1992 Mustang LX hatchback. 5 feet of water submerged everything and half of the city. It was bad. FEMA gave me $15,000 to replace everything. I can't replace that truck. It's like your grandma's Mercedes. So many memories lost forever. I feel for all those people who lost everything in the fires. It's the worst thing ever except for dying.

[@juliansteward2593]

Thank you for posting this thoughtful, compassionate and beautiful video.

[@BigslimDB]

The law here in Michigan used to be if you weren't happy with the payout the insurance company would have to replace your car with a car just like yours in the same condition.

[@K0Kaz]

I live a county over and wasn't directly affected, but on this topic, a lot of areas around LA with higher-end neighborhoods and accordingly higher-end cars tend to be in the foothills and canyons where the fire risk (and mudslides afterwards) is higher, so unfortunately this tends to happen.

[@Peter-PB]

In the NSW Australia bush fires a few years back, farmers were parking cars & machinery in the middle of paddocks so the firefighters could see and defend them, much safer than hidden in a burning shed.

[@timbrown9731]

April and Tyler I’m out of Sacramento and the first time we had the huge fire up here northern California. You’d think that our state would wake up, I am beyond pissed at this situation, luckily Jay Leno and his car collection are OK currently kudos to Jay for getting out there serving food.

[@Timeline916]

I’m so sorry for your loss your loss, that was a nice car, at least you have the rest of your collection, my condolences

[@cadmando18]

It's truly sad, and I feel for everyone who lost so much. But nothing is worth your life and life is the most important thing.

[@johnmallett4983]

I too, in addition to the loss of life and important objects, am heartbroken when I think of the loss of special cars and classics . My heart breaks at the thought of all the paintings and sculptures that are lost too.,.some unknown others not yet discovered. So so sad.😢

[@MrEricErwin]

Thanks for doing these. Its been an nice addition to the car community.

[@privateer0561]

Didn't people see this coming? Anything valuable and portable could have been removed long before the fires got to anybody's home.

[@theylied1776]

One guy thanked his father for keeping the old oscillating sprinklers from the 1980s in his garage. He put them on the roof of his house and yard and turned the water on when he and his family left. His property was the only one in his neighborhood that survived.

[@KaiserMeadWorksSpokane]

Happy Sunday and always excited about a new episode

[@PiDsPagePrototypes]

The reporter was indeed professional and compassionate in how she highlighted the values and the memories. Many people outside the car culture just don't understand how much some vehicle mean to their owners. The "It's just a car" types that pour money in to Games or Jewelry or old wooden furniture or whatever they see as valuable and then redicule cars as being collectable. Speaking of collections, was Jay Leno's anywhere near the fires? Place like Airports and Sports Stadiums with wide open spaces could easily be refuges from fires for classics, along with being emergency camp grounds for those affected. Edit: comments below answer the question on Leno's collection.

[@ExcessEnergy]

I can see the headline now. ‘Space that could have been used to house evacuees from the fires instead used to store the car collections of the wealthy and powerful’

[@70chevs]

Lost of life is the saddest part of this whole disaster, next is the irreplaceable personal belongings which classic and collector cars are part of. It was heart wrenching to see footage of some of these cars destroyed.

[@davevan8864]

I grew up in SoCal. Althrough I live 3000 miles away now....I visit 4-5 weeks a year. I am a car guy and my buddy I visit is a car guy. In fact he has a car at Peterson Museum right now. The state and local Government has failed the citizens of California. In the 60's and 70's we had fires. But fire roads, plenty of fire crews and vehicles and adequate management of the land made them much smaller and controllable. THE GOVERNMENT HAS FAIL MANY MANY PEOPLE in So Cal and entire state. thx

[@BabyJesus66]

Climate change

[@ButterfatFarms]

​@@BabyJesus66so you making stupid comments isn't a one-off thing they're all stupid. 😂

[@linusa2996]

2% of average rainfall this year.

[@davevan8864]

@linusa2996 yep May. Still the action or lack of them by stat and local make a huge impact.

[@davevan8864]

@@BabyJesus66 Agreed......Hoax's

[@douglasvieira1990dv]

Thanks for donating

[@williamlloyd3769]

The car I really miss is the Norman Timbs Special. It was destroyed in the 2018 Wolsey fire in Malibu. KZbin videos on this remarkable mobile sculpture are worth a watch.

[@stephentippet1606]

I thought it had been restored after the fire ?

[@stephentippet1606]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWjJnJJ_qdafgMksi=AaXRV3cpIGG1RrPx

[@markmowbray1769]

What great reporting. Brilliant work Amanda.

[@miguelramos6920]

In the Malibu fires a friend lost a lot of WW2 restored vehicles his house and cabin he had built a lot of those cars melted

[@CLCIII]

Interesting to note. As Always, May God Bless you and yours! 😇

[@CLCIII]

Smart folks that moved their cars to McDonald's Parking lot. As Always, May God Bless you and yours! 😇

[@Doctors_TARDIS]

The bigger the lot the better. Something like Wal-mart or costco would be ideal

[@CLCIII]

@Doctors_TARDIS That would have been my choice as well. Or a Private Paid Lot. Any big place open 24/7/364. Suck to have your car towed from Micky D's! As Always, May God Bless you and yours! 😇

[@naradaian]

Nice one you 2...sensitive and sensible

[@jakethesnake4971]

I'm always so skeptical about donating to Charities that I haven't researched thoroughly. Especially to a lot of very wealthy people in California, obviously not all of them that lost things are wealthy. But after I researched the ASPCA animal foundation and figure it out that hardly any of the money actually went to the animals and what it went to was actually euthanizing the animals. 95% of the money was going to fund the owners and employees salaries and building new buildings and buying new properties and just expanding their "non-profit" business.

[@arthuralford]

Charity Navigator evaluates charities for how efficiently they spend donations (more on charity, less on administration), and where the money goes. I always check them before donating, and they have a lot of charities focused on the LA fires that will do the job

[@ButterfatFarms]

Didn't ask

[@taelorwatson9822]

I just bought the cheapest burned down McLaren in the world. Let's see what the car wizard says

[@FrankTimms-cs5hl]

You meant Tavarish ?🤔😂

[@ricksaint2000]

Thank you April

[@wotrulke5868]

Our hearts and prayers go out to anyone affected by the fires 😢

[@warrenwalker8170]

non collectors insurance Company : Claim Denied - prior condition- lugi

[@Localtraveler2376]

I wish the people of western North Carolina got this type of attention and support. Raising money for poor people though doesn’t get you as much attention. Can you post a link to help them? Closer to Kansas than California.

[@thatdave86]

Exactly

[@craigcampbell1843]

They did.

[@Localtraveler2376]

@ no they didn’t. What video?

[@craigcampbell1843]

@@Localtraveler2376 you mean you meant specifically from Tyler and April? Lol. Ok. You got me then. Lol

[@Localtraveler2376]

@ are you trying to tell me the floods in NC have gotten close to the attention and aid as the fires in LA. It’s not even close. Same amount of people effected.

[@kimberlypowell9598]

One thing I have learned in my time on this planet -- NEVER get attached to your vehicles......

[@edwardschwenk3100]

That news lady/person at 8:40 really knows cars! I don't have a clue what any of those used to be, and she's listing them off one after another.

[@Zundfolge]

I was coming back from Mount Hope yesterday and there was what looked like a very nice 70 Chevelle SS at the side of K96 with the hood up and a fire truck there spraying it down. Not as bad as losing an entire collection along with your house but I felt real bad for the guy.

[@petesmitt]

I chose to live in an area of zero wildfire risk but still built a home to fireproof standards; concrete slab, full brick construction and fully enclosed steel panel roof; despite this, I still have to pay a state fire levy..

[@stevengreco7132]

Great couple! Great channel! Great video!

[@hanshoogendyk2203]

Some ( most) people knew several days before and they still left their valuables behind , on thecother hand the insurance company ceo might have canceled the fire cover, BUT they will never appear again without a million dollar a year securety and 24 /7 bullet proof vests

[@KiwiLido]

Well done, April and Tyler. Nice gesture to donate video revenue towards the fire disaster relief.

[@toms_garage]

I love the fact the Merc SL is your fav

[@philvanim4888]

Suggest you add a fire suppression system to your garage. At least in parking areas.

[@WhittyPics]

Most of those cars can't be replaced

[@christy9789]

Thanks hoovie and April! Winds are picking up again tommorow 34 mph with gust up to 70mph 😮

[@DaBaltimoron]

Hoovie looking at that reporter like April looks at Daddy Doug

[@rcmakingtracks18]

Very sad...

[@garywilloughby6893]

Great episode today.. donate

[@SquirminHermanthe1eyedGerman]

Been saying it for over 50 yrs...there are way too many reasons I dont live in Kalifornia! I have had lots of friends from every part of that state move here to Georgia & they couldnt be happier

[@G-ra-ha-m]

Lahaina had the same treatment..

[@MrJustice01]

I love that grandma SL is more valuable to Hoovie than the Bugatti

[@nevco8774]

However in an area of serious carnage in a neighborhood burned to the ground, recently, was posted a video and pictures of a VW Buzz original from 1960ties, entirely restored, painted blue, parked on the street in front of an entirely burned down property, still blue, untouched by fire. Folks were calling it a antifire mascot. That might have been a unique case of positivity in all those sad fire stories.

[@5798Mike]

Great video Thanks

[@Arthur-hg7ny]

For the love of all things holy, buy the girl her GNX.

[@strongbad666]

I mean I had some rare stuff in my house that wouldn't have been easy to replace including the 5 Rickenbacker basses that I have except for one, are all limited run series of basses. Not to mention customized snare drums I have and cymbals that are either no longer made or were custom. I feel bad for those who collect classic cars.

[@ageofsagittarius]

That Tacoma gets the Clarkson award.

[@z06doc86]

This is a great channel gang. Spread the word and let’s get April to 250K subscribers by this time 2026.

[@heiner71]

The molten aluminum is what's left of the rims.

[@garyforsythpastoratlarge7684]

When we needed to evacuate because of forest fire we needed to make a choice. What are we traking with us. No.1 Everything that's alive. No.2 All the paper work we would need if there's a total loss. No. 3 clothes and such. No. 4 My bass gutiar. Then we needed to decide what we would drive. We left a perfect classic car that only had 22,000 kms on it and took the two 15 year old toyotas. Seems like an odd choice but the Grand Le Mans was appraised and fully insured and I needed take care of a lot of displaced people, and the Le Mans wouldn't have worked at all. Fortunately the fire was stopped two streets aways and we suffered no lose. If it happened again I'd do the same thing. You grab what you need to protect your family and their interests.

[@imatalkin4358]

Everyone but Newsome saw waiting to happen. He never understood the importance of having water and controlling under brush.

[@craigcampbell1843]

This is not a forest fire. It’s happening in a residential area. Fire hydrants don’t work when you try to use them all at the same time. Btw more than half the forests in California are on federal land. So if you think we need better forest management, talk to Trump.

TDS working overtime. I see you bought into Newscums propaganda.Even the fire chief admitted the warnings about the defunding, and empty reservoir.​@@craigcampbell1843

[@MrBradclack]

A car collector in New Zealand lost about 50 vehicles in 2017 in what's known as the Worsleys road fire .

[@insiainutorrt259]

This is a very very fair and just world we realy get what we deserve almost always.... and because most people have accepted endless amounts of lies about how the world works.... they get endless suffering and loss aswel as spread it all around them.... we all know better deep deep down.... but when you accept and worse spread the lies.... at best you get a painfilled road to hell with nothing but the suffering left to carry....

[@JPievilainen]

Model 3 does not have a biohazard mode. It does not have the HEPA filter needed for that. Only the larger models have that.

[@halhortonsworld5870]

I have 'Agreed Value' on my 1969 with Hagerty, but that's not really the point. They aren't making all-original 1969s anymore. If anything happened to it, replacing it would really be a challenge.

[@rickrowe3903]

A. I’d use the melted aluminum as wall art B. Hoover found a tall blonde talking about cars. How odd C. Guys look at getting a Family Safe tornado shelter. I used to sell those and you need that thing out there.

[@michaelmacpherson-wm6mh]

I saw some cool melted aluminum wheels that ran down the driveway on another video, I thought the same thing.

[@kevindimauro9689]

Someone once said - “Thou art dust and unto dust thou shall return.”

[@rogerdeblock1715]

Ashes to ashes, rust to rust.

[@SVPSkins]

Saw a Ford Model T on Santa Monica beach car park that was saved.

[@steveregehr8289]

Very good thoughts you guys, its gonna affect car people much more than just waiting to get a reimbursement check. I have a story ill summarize about this, as i was victim to a suspicious shop fire several years ago during the covid days. Firstly all humans and pets were safe, and the fire department did a good job overall. The cause determination was frustrating, as it was quicky ruled electrical to assume insurance would kick in, but i was renting, and the owners didnt have sht for coverage. Later on it was ruled unkown as it could have been an arson, but too late to tell, nobody is goona spend time on it if no deaths occur. I has several of my own vehicles and several not mine, that i was repairing for customers as i was self employed. 68 firebird near ready for paint...fully cooked. 99 firehawk soo close too heat but fallen dryway insulated it and i was able to recondition and save it. My personal truck fully cooked, but i had a small time slot to save a couple cars just barely. Although the value of these vehicles was not alot, insurance is kinda tricky. I had renters policy too, but taking a claim on all the things that got destroyed not so easy. You have to photo and inventory everything. You only get paid a crappy depreciation value, unless you go buy that item over again first, then send receipt and get reimbursed. Most of my possession were tools or car related and alot of that doesnt count in that policy. Also alot of custom made things that you dont just buy over again. I had to sort out all the clean up myself. Stopped self employed, never took a claim cause it woulve been too much work and i had plenty of non paying clean up work already, and still needed to work elsewhere for income. The good thing is some things are much better now years later, but it still has lifelong affects. I have thousands of hrs of labor attached to this rebuild process. I now have a mortgage to this property and slowly rebuilding. I don't want to let a disaster control me. Its a catalyst for change and hopefully these affected regions will stay as positive as possible.

[@random-person1]

8:15. looking at this exact spot on google and its unrecognisable from the news report shown here. the map shows a very sunny picture perfect part of the world everyone would love to live in. but the reality is that now that same street is in ruin. it must be so devastating for the people who will have to pick up the pieces of their lives and hopefully rebuild..............

[@metaleuman]

Hoovie's X6M would survive any fire, even a volcano erruption.

[@Hiluxtaco]

There were so many Porsche's that were burnt sitting in driveways...

[@aposparta]

The video of the guy leving his tesla to save a rare 911 st is nice

[@WhiskyCardinalWes]

And on the other side of the coin, the value of some collections just increased.

[@mik4mik4]

Wildest thing about all that is that the insurance companies will not pay anything, they'd all go bankrupt.

[@michaelmacpherson-wm6mh]

@9:00 the car with the suicide doors was a 1939 Buick. the trunk emblem gives it away. the car in front that she called a "coupe" is not a coupe it is a 1948 Oldsmobile "sedanette". the car @9:41 is a 47 - 48 DeSoto, looks like a 64 Pontiac in front of that. @12:04 I see 2 Packard coupes, 1 late 30's 1 early 40's. 1969 Camaro, Willy's Jeep in front of that. 30 or 31 Model A coupe and a 32-34 Ford Truck. I see at least 1 more 40's car in there and parts of something 20's. if he is like anyone I know it was full of tools, machinery, spare parts and Automobilia.

[@zaftra]

bare in mind, the plots the houses are on are worth thousands. They've lost, especially sentimental things, but not everything.

[@keithandrus7557]

This has already been said, but it cannot be said enough. While the devastation in California is remarkably horrible and I am by no means minimalizing this, remember that there are still people homeless in western North Carolina. The weather there is frigid. They are still cleaning up 4 months after a devasting natural disaster.

[@ridingstuffed]

Dam, hoovie stepping up!!!! Nice

[@jeffreysalzman1497]

It really matters who you vote for, I'm hoping California learns from this.

[@theczar6171]

That’s crazy she walked by a Chevy chevette, Subaru SV X, in the mix of 40s and 50s cars. That Southern California.

[@FrankTimms-cs5hl]

I think that was a Dodge Omni-hope it wasn’t a GLH😮

[@housmass45]

One TV station reporter happened to scan across a SL Roadster in somebodies garage ! Burnt to a shell !

[@robdbanque]

When they start the rebuilding process in California, they really need to invest in underground parking with these kind of events in mind. Bearing in mind you wouldn’t want to store your EV’s in them.

[@bryangillis1839]

I'd be a bit concerned about the fluids in the Tacoma but that is neat

[@johnmarino4085]

Horrific !

[@Slikx666]

Someone needs to make some firebreaks over there so this stops happening. It's like those in charge don't expect the fires to happen again! Good luck everyone affected by the fires, i hope things get better.

[@davidkrumwiede446]

Nobody has mentioned the Dodge Omni, probably a GLH.

[@FrankTimms-cs5hl]

Glad I wasn’t the only one who noticed👍