a 23' Ford T-Bucket. One interesting street-legal jet was the Urban Legend '67 Chevrolet Impala which had a Jet Engine mounted on the roof. This was based on one of the Internets biggest Urban Legends, the '67 Impala that someone bolted a JATO (Jet Assisted Take Off Rocket) Rocket onto which he lit and uncontrollably drove into the side of a mountain in Arizona, destroying the car and killing him. Supposedly the were skid marks over a mile long where he tried to apply the brakes. Only small bits of the car and driver were recovered. Media Stender and his vehicles have been featured in publications including FHM, Popular Science, ESPN the Magazine, Ripley’s Believe It or Not, and the National Enquirer. He has also been featured on television channels that include: CBS, NBC, Country Music Channel, Monster Garage (Discovery Channel), Fox News Channel, and Horsepower TV in the United States. Paul and his jet vehicles have appeared on numerous Japanese and other foreign television shows. Currently Paul is writing an autobiography on his life named: Jet Car Paul, Life at 300 MPH. He hopes to have it on bookshelves in 2022. He also has a few more jet vehicles on the drawing board that he plans to build in the future. References External links Jet Car Paul, WTHR People from Big Bend, Waukesha County, Wisconsin Living people 1965 births