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To My Fellow Highway Patrol Fans:

Welcome to the Web Page dedicated to the show we grew up watching. If you are like me, I can never get the site of a big black & white Buick zooming down a wide open California freeway out of my system.

Over the years, my love of "Highway Patrol" has led me to collect video copies of the episodes, articles, photos, toys, and finally to build a 55 Buick Highway Patrol replica! I have had the honor of meeting many of the show's stars, advisors, creators, and directors. Along the way I have learned a great deal about 50's TV, Ziv productions, and the real California Highway Patrol.

I commend Glenn Davis for putting together this fine Web Page, so these memories could be shared with other big boys who become mesmerized when they hear that familiar refrain.

Many Happy Highway Patrols,10-4!
Gary Goltz     Upland, CA USA,    Nov/19/1998 22:45 PST
You have found THE Highway Patrol Show site!

For all of you, like me, who have previously failed to find any sites truly dedicated to the preservation of Dan's legacy; this is your chance to come forward and join the premiere group of fans. Sign the guestbook so that the scope of Danism can be seen. This may lead to something big; a movement.
Thanks to Gary for bringing the memory to life and to Glenn for the forum to express it.

Robert Waguespack        Tujunga, CA. USA,    Nov/20/1998 08:34 PST

Yesterday, I learned Robert Waguespack recently passed away. Robert was a big fan of Highway Patrol. He used to come to various car shows where we became friends and he even got to meet Kelly Crawford. I'm grateful for the fact my car and our website added some joy to his final days...10-4! - Gary Goltz Feb 21, 2001

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Happy New Year to all Highway Patrol Fans worldwide...10-4!
Gary    Jan 01/2012 00:02 PST
I was very sad to learn that conservative commentator tony blankley has just passed from stomache cancer at the age of 63. He appeared in 'harbor story' # 19 as kenny, the young boy in the sand who was sifting for coinage. Stuart Whitman also was in this episode as a skin diver.
warren siddons    Jan 08/2012 14:28 PST
Source AJC "Ex Gingrich Aide Dies" Tony Blankley died Saturday night (1/7/12)at Sibley Memorial Hospital in Washington. He had been suffering from stomach cancer and was 63. Blankley was born in London, moved to California with his parents as a child and became a naturalized American citizen. He worked as a child actor in the 1950s, appearing in such TV shows "Lassie", "Highway Patrol" and playing Rod Steiger's son in the movie "The Harder They Fall".
mike mixon    Jan 08/2012 15:36 PST
Among my favorite lines is in that episode. It's when Brod walks up to the him and his sister playing on the beach and says "well hi kids what are you doing baking a cake?" I used that line whenever I'm in the Buick and see kids at a lemon-aid stand!
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Gary     Jan 08/2012 23:38 PST
Season 1, Episode 9, Reformed Criminal, appears to have been filmed somewhere along Soledad Canyon Road. The Soledad Hotel amd Cafe and a Real Estate sign referring to the Solamint Store appear in some scenes.
Bob    Jan 28/2012 08:02 PST


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