 a 5.5-liter V8 that produces 382 hp and 391 lb-ft of torque. If you ever want to see how the automobile has progressed over the last 50 years, look no further than the Mercedes-Benz S-Class. The name itself comes from sonderklasse, which is German for special class. Over the years, the S-Class has been a standard-bearer for technology, design, innovation, safety and performance. The 2011 Mercedes-Benz S-Class continues the tradition with a few new features. On the technology front, the interior display screen now allows the driver and front-seat passenger to view separate on-screen content, entertaining the passenger without distracting the driver. The lane-departure and blind-spot monitors have been enhanced by the ability of the brakes to engage and keep the vehicle in its lane. The 2011 Mercedes-Benz S-Class boasts an impressive list of safety features that includes antilock brakes, stability and traction control, front and rear side airbags and side curtain airbags. The Mercedes-Benz S-Class has been the standard-bearer for luxury for several decades and the latest incarnation upholds that tradition in grand style. With exquisite craftsmanship and attention to detail, the cabin features top-notch materials and exacting construction. The COMAND electronics system uses a control knob and screen to work most entertainment and navigation functions, but the lack of physical dash buttons (like those in the E-Class) tends to complicate the operation of frequently used functions.
34x63 inch beach towel! Up to 4 available!
Basketball soccer ball football and frisbee with sports duffle bag to carry them!
Duracell Power inverter that plugs into the cigarette lighter port. It has 150w continuous power, 2 regular outlets and 2 outlets for usb.
We already supply each car with 1 charger, but if you have a huge family that’s always on their phones We can also provide extra chargers for iPhone, Samsung, and or both! Please let us know what you need!
Backpack: Weighs less than a pound. * Loaded with features including 3 zippered pockets. * Tear-resistant with a tough polyester shell. * Hi-vis keeps you visible on the trail.
Cooler & Back pack Cooler : Holds 36 cans for a day at the beach, park or ballpark. * Insulated walls with durable molded bottom. * Antimicrobial, leak-resistant liner for easy cleaning. * 1 exterior and 2 interior pockets.
Portable folding hammock by member mark No-tools-required assembly will have you relaxing in less than one minute. Assembled Size Open: 92.13" x 39.37" x 28.90" Folded: 7.87" x 6.1" x 44.69"
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Week Seven of this crazy 2020 high school football season is in the books and what is likely the least crazy scenario is playing itself out as West Orange-Stark continued its unbeaten streak to three games in District 11-4A, Division II play with a win over Silsbee this past Friday night.
In fact, the Mustangs and Orangefield were the only Orange County team to escape with a win this past Friday with WO-S taking a 35-34 decision over the Tigers and the Bobcats edging Liberty 14-6.
Bridge City lost a 35-34 heartbreaker to Hardin-Jefferson and Little Cypress-Mauriceville stays winless this season after falling to Huffman Hargrave 14-10.
Week Four of the district season sees cross-county rivals Orangefield and West Orange-Stark teeing it up at Dan R. Hooks Stadium in West Orange this Friday, while Silsbee travels to Bridge City. Hardin-Jefferson visits Chambers County to take on Hamshire-Fannett and Liberty gets a bye week to try to figure out how to haul themselves out of the district cellar.
The Mustangs are still the team to beat after improving their record to 3-0 in district play while Silsbee and Hardin-Jefferson are now battling to keep pace with both teams at 2-1 in league play.
How are the Mustangs doing it? With dominance on both sides of the ball. WO-S leads the district with an average of 425 yards of total offense while allowing just 121 yards of offense to its opponents so far this season.
In spite of its 1-2 won-loss record in district, the Bridge City Cardinals are getting it done on offense, averaging a second-best 337 yards of offense, while Orangefield is the second-best defense in the league right now, allowing 158 yards of offense to its opponents.
Mustang quarterback Jerren Terrell owns first place in the passing category, completing 40 of 84 passes for 764 yards and 10 touchdowns so far this year. His top receiver, Jalen Thompson, is second in the district with 11 catches for 301 yards. That would be the most yards receiving in the district were it not for his teammate Jayson Zeigler Jr. also hauling in 301 yards receiving on 11 catchges, making the Mustang duo the most dangerous in the region.
Silsbee's Raymond Baltrip edges the Mustangs duo with one more catch at 12 for 152 yards, while Hamshire-Fannett QB D'onte Zeno is second in passing with 43 completions on 72 attempts for 715 yards and three touchdowns.
Hardin-Jefferson's Jaiden Porter leads the district in rushing with 443 yards on 69 carries with nine touchdowns, while Liberty's Alijah Terrell has 62 carries for 417 yards and three TDs. Orangefield's Hunter Ashworth is currently fourth in rushing in the district, carrying the ball 68 times for 361 yards and four touchdowns, while WO-S rusher Elijah Gales is fifth with 27 carries for 334 yards and four TDs.
Tyler Washington of Orangefield is still the interceptions leader with four picks this season, followed by Silsbee's Kevin Martin's three.
Mustang Angel Ibarra is the top-scoring kicker in the league with 36 total points off 24 extra-point kicksd and four field goals.
It was a no-doubt statement about who can dominated District 11-4A, Division II when the Mustangs walked to a 36-6 win over Silsbee this past Friday night at Tigers Stadium.
The Mustangs got off to a quick start, scoring on a three-yard touchdown to cap a five-play, 55-yard drive with 3:12 left in the first quarter.
It appeared the Tigers would make a game of it when they matched that score with one of their own when Camron Wilson hauled in a 30-yard TD pass to tie the game at 6-6 with 10:00 left in the first half.
That's when the Mustangs decided enough was enough, picking up a couple of points with 4:41 left to the halftime break with a safety to give WO-S an 8-2 lead.
Jerren Terrell hit Jalen Thompson for a 32-yard touchdown pass with 2:44 left in the second quarter, then Terrell found Jallen Brown on a 19-yard pass completion to put the Mustangs in the driver's seat at 22-6 headed into the break.
The Ponies added two more touchdowns in the third quarter when Jamaal Shaw broke loose and went 53 yards for a rushing touchdown just 16 seconds into the second half. Terrell and Thompson hooked up again, this time for a big 48-yard strike for a touchdown, capping a four-play, 59-yard drive for the 36-6 final.
Terrell completed 8 of 23 passes for 175 yards and three TDs with no interceptions, while Thompson led all receivers with 84 yards on three catches and two scores. Jallen Brown and Jacob Dominguez each had 43 yards receiving.
Jayson Zeigler Jr. got the job done in the backfield, rushing for 93 yards on six carries with a score, while teammate Jamaal Shaw added 80 yards and a TD on seven carries.
The TIgers' best offensive performance came from Antonius Arline who had 22 carries for 71 yards, while quarterback Raymond Foster completed 6 of 19 passes for 80 yards and a TD.
Overall, the Mustangs dominated on offense, collecting 367 total yards vs. Silsbee's 139.
It appeared that Little Cypress-Mauriceville had finally found the answer to claiming its first win of the season, in the district-opener no less, taking the undefeated Huffman Falcons to the wire this past Thursday night.
But it was Huffman that walked away with the 14-10 victory after a remarkable kickoff return late set up the Falcons for the win.
Huffman, now 5-0 overall and 1-0 in District 10-4A, Division I play, took an early 7-0 lead in the first half, taking an interception and a fourth-and-one conversion to set up a 10-yard touchdown run by Justin O'Neal.
Da'Marion Morris took some revenge for the Bears, snagging his second interception of the night to set up a great offensive possession that resulted in a 23-yard TD pass from Ashton Landry