brianmcfa said:A Visibar? Although it doesn't actually look that bad.
That car would be so badass with two SLR beacons on it :drooling:
brianmcfa said:A Visibar? Although it doesn't actually look that bad.
Firefly Berlin said:Honestly guys, but almost any cruiser shown here is a better one than the crap our officers got for testing this year.
I present to you: the Toyota "i miev" :weird: :jawdrop: uke:
brianmcfa said:A speaker under the roof might be a problem. You'd have to roll down the windows so they could hear it better outside the car. :razz: But seriously, a non-working siren even for looks would cause too much wind drag. If I remember right even a spotlight drags a car down 3-4 mph I'd bet that speaker grabs 10.
SSgt Elmer said::haha: I didn't even realize that when I typed it.
10 mph maybe off the top speed - that I don't care about too much. The MPG impact would probably be much worse.
But damn, does it look good.
EVT said:And what agency may this belong to?
HILO said:I sure hope you people are not confusing Dodge Challengers with AMC Javelins. That would be a shame.
Javelins were sweet cars. Too bad AMC didn't make it that far.HILO said:I sure hope you people are not confusing Dodge Challengers with AMC Javelins. That would be a shame.
1971 AMC Javelin AMX
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Agreed. The Javelin was the first pony car used by state police in any kind of numbers. It wasn't until a decade later the Mustang SSP appeared on the scene.lafd55 said:Javelins were sweet cars. Too bad AMC didn't make it that far.
lafd55 said:What the F!?!? That's a total waist of money... Crossing guards don't need more then a handheld stop sign and a traffic vest, lol, not an actual vehicle.
Skippy said:I could see it used for a supervisor to check in on his/her crews, especially in a county where they may have 1/3 of the district to keep watch. If the lights are recycled, that's a bonus.
CodeMan said:Ok this has to be one of the worst police light set ups... Unique but really odd in my book... You be the judge.
vc859 said:Are these lights actually used during response; or is this a PR "show pony" get up?
CodeMan said:Ok this has to be one of the worst police light set ups... Unique but really odd in my book... You be the judge.
brianmcfa said:Well it is only for DARE. Papillion, NE.
brianmcfa said:Interesting decal for the rear window. Rock Port, MO. (Keith Belk/Police Car Archives photo)
brianmcfa said:Another Subaru, Colorado State Patrol
Gated Wye said:Oops
car54 said:Nerdly dood is correct, if you look closely the gold strip in front of police is brighter almost yellowish compared to the back flater gold strip. Funny just the same and I could see my city doing something like this too, however wouldn't make it off the dealer lot. Silly people TRIX is for kids, lol.
mfpd465 said:whats wrong with this one? i think its sharp an a unique idea for catchin street racers, from what ive heard about it the car gets alot of respect
brianmcfa said:I think Ed Sanow's article in Law and Order a while back about marked police car guidelines should be formally adopted.