One of RRPD's Chargers

otacon

Member
May 25, 2010
88
Saint John, NB, Canada
This is one of RRPD's Chargers with some interesting lights, in particular the way the vertexes are mounted in the bumper skirt and the ghosts in the back windows for side warning. This car was Chrysler Canada's Demo and it already had the Vertex in the bumper and 4 ghosts 2 in the side windows and 2 on the rear deck, all red, before the department purchased it, they changed the decals added a cencom gold, cdm1250UHF, Patriot bar in Red/Blue and a Radar.

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TheGatekeeper

Member
Jun 19, 2010
1,734
France
Similar thing on this Armed Response BMW.


Not sure about the rationale of such a small LED "bulb" by itself. The reflective effect is lost if not in a light housing, and drilling the car body is against my law...

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Station 3

Member
May 21, 2010
3,395
Edinburg Texas
Thats what i did to my 2005 F-150 i placed the vertex leds in the same place but in red it was a big mistake no body yields for me during the day at intersections
 

DaveCN5

Member
May 22, 2010
703
South East Michigan
Station 3 said:
Thats what i did to my 2005 F-150 i placed the vertex leds in the same place but in red it was a big mistake no body yields for me during the day at intersections

If I was going to drill a hole in my body, I would make sure to use a LINZ6 with RGROMMET mount.
 

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