ESM ran across the Police Car Owners Of America website while driving down an actual highway, versus the cyber-highway, one day while returning from an auto show. We noticed several patrol cars in front of us with bright green vinyl letters on their bumpers with the website address: www.policecarowners.com. Seeing how ESM is all about the web and what it has to offer, we promptly visited the site and what we found was interesting. Apparently the site is all about an organization that is the only international car club dedicated exclusively to police vehicles. Police Car Owners Of America was founded by Sgt. James Post, a retired 25-year veteran of the Kansas City, Missouri Police Department, in 1991. The club numbered sixty in the first three months and over two hundred by their first anniversary. The Police Car Owners Of America membership is well over 400 deep and members are from around the world, which is pretty damn impressive... to say the least! Much more than a club dedicated to the preservation of police cruisers, Police Car Owners Of America is a public relations tool for an occupation that often receives bad press. Also, it is worth mentioning that if you are considering building a cruiser, this club can help you locate emergency equipment, door markings, and even the old cars too! So, if you are a police cruiser enthusiast, visit Police Car Owners Of America and be sure to tell 'em ESM sent ya... "Book 'em Dan-O!"

The Mustang Source is a catch-all website with information about the Ford Mustang. The Mustang Source website includes Mustang wallpaper, pictures, forums, concepts, editorials, show coverage, and more! What is most impressive about The Mustang Source website, is the comprehensive data timeline on the Mustang from the first ones built in 1964 to present day. A visitor can simply select an era within the Mustang timeline section of the website to get information such as available engines, available colors, original prices, production data, marketing ads, and pictures of each model available for every year of the Ford Mustang. Now that is information Mustang fans can use! ESM has personally referred to The Mustang Source on many occasions while researching information regarding production models of America's famed pony cars. So, if you are a Mustang aficionado visit The Mustang Source and be sure to tell 'em ESM sent ya!

NASCAR.com is simply one of the best websites on the web! No matter what you're looking for, this website has it. NASCAR.com is filled with some of the most comprehensive driver information, pictures, news, and events that ESM has ever seen. From Jeff Gordon to Rusty Wallace, this website has you covered. NASCAR.com truly is the premium online source for up-to-date Nascar action. NASCAR.com is an all inclusive racecar site.Fans can see all the information they want about their favorite drivers all in one place. Instead of having to search other avenues, fans can go to this one site and get an accurate view. In addition, there is an enormous amount of other information to browse through and learn. There is an outstanding photo gallery that includes archived pictures as well. The headline section is very informative giving readers a chance to stay in the know about what is going on in the Nascar world. Oh and if you like online gaming, this is the place to be! NASCAR.com has several interactive games that are fun to try out. There is also an online store, so you can pick out Nascar merchandise. Overall, the NASCAR.com website is laid out smoothly and is easy to navigate. The website is kept up to date at all times, which makes it one of the most professionally run websites on the Internet. Visitors can always see the current and official standings as they come in. NASCAR.com seems to really care about its visitors by offering so much valuable information. If you are a NASCAR fan, speed freak, or just a car fan in general, we recommend visting NASCAR.com to see an efficiently ran and informative site that is ahead of the curve when it comes to website presentation and marketing. Oh yeah, be sure to tell 'em ESM sent ya!