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rook442
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pursuit04
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Joined: 23 May 2007
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Location: Nashville. Tennessee
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| Posted: Thu 23-Aug-2007 13:27 Post subject: Looks good. |
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| Your vehicle looks good. Whoever your fleet manager is did a great job. |
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emtnfirefighter
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Joined: 07 Mar 2007
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Location: Old Bridge, NJ - its better then the new one!
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| Could u post some pics of the inside? |
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FrankC
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Location: Richmond, TX
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| Posted: Thu 23-Aug-2007 13:42 Post subject: |
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| Very nice indeed! |
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SBfirefighter08
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Location: East Peoria, IL
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| Posted: Thu 23-Aug-2007 13:48 Post subject: |
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| Looks great! |
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SnuffJ25
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Location: Penacook, NH
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| Posted: Thu 23-Aug-2007 19:37 Post subject: |
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Overkill *cough*
Nice setup though... |
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63Engine1
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Location: Virginia
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| Posted: Thu 23-Aug-2007 19:45 Post subject: |
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Man that is one awesome setup!! Thanks for sharing!  |
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Geoff856
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Location: Austin TX
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very nice  |
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AnimationsFor73s
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Joined: 13 Apr 2007
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Location: Atlanta Georgia
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| Posted: Fri 24-Aug-2007 08:27 Post subject: Re: '08 CVPI |
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LOOKS GREAT.
I think this is my first time ever seeing lights in the bumper of a CVPI. |
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liberal noob
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Location: Berkley, MA
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| Posted: Fri 24-Aug-2007 13:02 Post subject: Re: |
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Overkill *cough*
Nice setup though... |
+1 |
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Otacon
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Location: Saint John, NB, Canada
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| Posted: Fri 24-Aug-2007 14:39 Post subject: |
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| Do you have anything in the back? Could you put up some pics and Vids? |
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wema628a
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Location: Tennessee
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| Posted: Mon 27-Aug-2007 09:45 Post subject: |
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| Rook 442 are you going to post more pic or do you want me to .... |
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k9vic
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Location: Fort Worth, TX
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So you already got a 2008 CVPI, cool!
Can you post some general images of the car as well. |
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LED138
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Joined: 25 Sep 2006
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Location: Bergen County, NJ
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| Rook, what is the hose thats attached to the vent used for? I know its for the AC/Heat but where does it go to? Also what type of console are you using? That looks like a nice design for agencies using laptops |
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tmpd140
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Location: Syracuse, NY
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| Rook, what is the hose thats attached to the vent used for? I know its for the AC/Heat but where does it go to? |
I don't have one but I'm sure its a cooling hose used by police officers. One end attaches to the AC vent and the other end is inserted behind the body armor. Not sure if I'd buy one up here in the North but they seem like a good idea.
http://www.coolcop.com/ |
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Hugh A.
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Location: Michigan
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| Rook, what is the hose thats attached to the vent used for? I know its for the AC/Heat but where does it go to? Also what type of console are you using? That looks like a nice design for agencies using laptops |
The console is a Jotto Desk HK12. I have one in my demo car. It's nice because the laptop mount slides forward and backward allowing for easier two hand typing.
Here's mine:
BTW, great looking car! |
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rwo978
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Location: West Fargo, ND
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| Why a HHS2100 and a CenCom? |
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SafetyLighting
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Location: Rehoboth, MA
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Because he can,  He also has a Tomar controller in the trunk, just in case he needs switch the lights while running after the car because he forgot to put it in park. |
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rwo978
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My bad, I didn't know that was a pic of Hugh's demo car. I thought it was the same unit up above.  |
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Citabria7GCBC
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Location: Houston, Harris County, Texas
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I recently purchased a 05 CVPI for use on extrajobs as a police officer. I noticed the difference in the instrument cluster on my 05 compaired to my work ride which is an 07. I prefer the 05 cluster.
SHTF for me the other night so my 07 is now out of commission.
I will post pics later of it. Got hit by a DWI.[/list] |
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rwo978
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| Citabria7GCBC wrote: |
| I recently purchased a 05 CVPI for use on extrajobs as a police officer. I noticed the difference in the instrument cluster on my 05 compaired to my work ride which is an 07. I prefer the 05 cluster. |
After driving a CVPI for 4.5 years, the newer cluster is much nicer and easier to see, IMHO. |
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Rofocowboy84
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Joined: 12 Jul 2007
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Location: Montgomery County, PENNSYLVANIA!!!
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| Citabria7GCBC wrote: |
I recently purchased a 05 CVPI for use on extrajobs as a police officer. I noticed the difference in the instrument cluster on my 05 compaired to my work ride which is an 07. I prefer the 05 cluster.
SHTF for me the other night so my 07 is now out of commission.
I will post pics later of it. Got hit by a DWI.[/list] |
That happened to a PA state trooper a few weeks ago, just west of Philly. He was sitting in a little spot in between the road and an off-ramp, looking for DUI's, and one kinda just came up and smacked right into him. I don't think anyone was hurt though, except for the car of course... |
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mcpd2025
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Location: Montgomery County, MD
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The coolcop is freaking awesome!!! I hate the heat, my body doesn't deal well with it. I used to work permanent mids, so the summer heat never really bothered me. My wife made me switch to evenings last summer. I bought the coolcop over the winter (cheaper) and love it. Since I have gotten it, more and more people on my dep't have tried it and bought there own. I have had officers offer me cash on the spot to buy it in the middle of a hot week!
My old sergeant was one of the first officers to try out a Charger for our dep't. 2 weeks ago he was helping Maryland State with a collision on the capitol beltway. Thank God they were out of the car cause a drunk came flying up and smacked that Charger square in the bumper. The trunk is now in the backseat. Brand new Charger.... gone.... |
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Otacon
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| Brand new Charger.... gone.... |
Do you have any pics of it? |
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Rofocowboy84
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Location: Montgomery County, PENNSYLVANIA!!!
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The coolcop is freaking awesome!!! I hate the heat, my body doesn't deal well with it. I used to work permanent mids, so the summer heat never really bothered me. My wife made me switch to evenings last summer. I bought the coolcop over the winter (cheaper) and love it. Since I have gotten it, more and more people on my dep't have tried it and bought there own. I have had officers offer me cash on the spot to buy it in the middle of a hot week!
My old sergeant was one of the first officers to try out a Charger for our dep't. 2 weeks ago he was helping Maryland State with a collision on the capitol beltway. Thank God they were out of the car cause a drunk came flying up and smacked that Charger square in the bumper. The trunk is now in the backseat. Brand new Charger.... gone.... |
But hey, on the bright side, if there was anything that you didn't like about the way that one was set up, you can try to "offer suggestions" for the new one, lol... |
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