Introducing: Hector Rivera

Hector Rivera, brother of Bosco Rivera, is known by many of the locals around Baker Park in New Brunswick, NJ as the guy in the 1975 Chrysler Cordoba with no wheels.  Yes, you read that right.  Hector's wheels were stolen one night while his car was parked on the street in New Brunswick.  It has been moved several times for various reasons, but it still remains on cinder blocks--actually, it currently rests on a granite boulder for security reasons. 

Over the years, Hector has held the position of waste management supervisor, taxi driver, master rum distiller, mason, armorer, fisherman, private investigator, trampoline tester, international intelligence consultant, and banana planatation laborer.  He currently does a mixture of consulting and investing work in the greater New Brunswick area.  Hector and his brother, Bosco, were responsible for returning a large pod of bottlenose dolphins to the open ocean after they were marooned in the Raritan River during a drought.  They were never properly credited by the media, due to the fact that Hector's movements are usually tracked by the Secret Service and the C.I.A.

Should you require services of the level and caliber that Hector can deliver, please look for him in the '75 Cordoba with corinthian leather and no wheels down on the corner in New Brunswick.