A man suffering from some type of medical condition Monday night plowed into two cars before slamming, ironically, into a Vacaville auto body shop, where his truck damaged two more vehicles, including a newly-acquired vintage Volkswagen van.

No injuries were reported.

Events unfolded around 6:15 p.m. as Patrick P. Aymar of Vacaville, 33, drove west in the 900 block of East Monte Vista Avenue. Police said he was traveling at about 45 mph and his truck rammed into the rear of a blue Toyota, apparently rented by a Swiss couple who had been touring the city for the past two weeks. The seriously damaged car came to rest near the road's intersection with Callen Street.

The truck, also a Toyota, next jumped a curb and then crashed into a white Honda Accord whose occupants reportedly were unfamiliar with the area and were searching for a friend's house. The car sustained major damage and came to rest along a nearby curb.

Aymar's vehicle kept going and smashed into the garage door of Vacaville Auto Body Center. The impact ripped the door off its hinges and sent the truck into two more vehicles - the VW and a car on a trailer. Aymar apparently tried to reverse out of the building but was unable to, and his truck remained wedged at the entrance.

Neighbor Nick Oliver, a friend of the business owner, said he heard the loud crash and hustled over. As police took custody of Aymar, Oliver acted as watchman for the building, ensuring its safety until a crew arrived to replace

the broken door.

The owner's son, Dilon Spinner, arrived to inspect the damage and called his parents, who were on vacation in Santa Cruz. The VW, he said, was in great condition and had just been purchased. Other vehicles were being worked on in the shop.

Aymar was not arrested, but was taken to VacaValley Hospital for a medical evaluation.