Please don't think all of our state patrol cars are that gaudy. That is the paint scheme of all cars prior to 2011, all the new ones are solid color with orange lettering. They stopped paint them two tone due to budget cuts. This car is the only new style with the classic paint and is for the 75th anniversary of the agency, but doesn't patrol. They basically went to their shop and said "Put one on it."
"One of what?"
"One of everything."
The normal cars have the light bar, fog light inserts, HLF/TLF, and rear deck light. Slick tops have the same (minus the bar) plus lights on the LP, rear side windows, side of PB, grill, inner bar, and steady burn dash light. Per state law, they could only have two slick tops per post, but I think they may have been changed recently (it used to also say the cars had to have the classic paint, unless they were slick top).
Oh, and the few CVPI's they got after going with solid paint have grill lights instead of fogs.
