And it's taking place at American Isuzu Motors Inc. in Long Beach. There, amidst a gaggle of gigabytes and code, sits a guy named Chris Colas. He's the Internet services manager, and he's got a problem. Problem is, those crazy kids keep cruising around in those damn Neons. Apparently not, Colas determines while reaching for a well-deserved stein of Mylanta.
Colas thinks for a minute, then reaches for the phone.
As long as nothing in the creation makes for a messy copyright situation, there are no rules. It was also a relatively inexpensive way to get on campus and bring the 'Go Farther' idea directly to the college market. The more we talked about it, the more it snowballed. Typically, progressions of such avalanche-like proportions in Southern California can be traced back directly to the aforementioned professor Tor Hovind. The design department there is really strong.