alright heres the engine bay! the crappy wiring job for the lights and stuff show its a cop car

 

Ah, it's an '06. And man that wiring sucks!

 

I would really like to know the VIN# on that unit.

 

Rust already?

 

In Grande Prairie we have a ford f-350 with alot of lift , bigass tires ,straight pipes and a quad in the back.

 

According to my friend's dad, retired CHP officer, the reason why there arent any Impalas or any of the sort is because of the FWD. The officers dont like the way the FWD cars handle and prefer the Crown Vics.

 

Like a crown vic doesnt understeer

 

it had 101k miles but u know the way they treat the cars.

 

I would eat a vic up in every category including gangster.

 

A little reminder from Connecticut's Finest circa 1988.

 

im pretty sure virgina has gto's as chase cars i know our cops will use any thing they have i have seen trailblazers , durango's,lowered tahoes, camaros,muskrats,and crown vic . i heard tales of a 911 turbo

 

no surprise. plenty of '11 mustangs GTs, RT mags and chargers, f350 duallys with push bars, and imp SS round here

 

is that grand national or regal/monte ??? ****, back then there werent many stock cars that could get away from a grand national ... youll forgive my lack of knowledge around production cars from the era, in the mid 80's i was still shitting my pants ...

and the impala ss cop car ... RACE IT !!!!!!!

one town over has chargers, i want to play with them so bad, if only i knew one, i would challenge him to a drag race

 

It's an '87 GN which did only one thing really well and that's go fast in a straight line. It couldn't brake or handle for crap.

 

my dads retired police officer and his all time favorite car was the caprice.

 

The new Caprice cop cars will be similar to the G8 with a 6.0 V8 and rear wheel drive. It's made in Australia by Holden and will be imported to the US. I'll have to step up my mods if I want to get away from one of those!

 

I love all the theories out there on why a PD does this or that LMAO...its all a blur to a lot of people....that car is probably a detective most likely...a guy or gal that doesnt work the road so to speak(slang us police officers use to say what you would call "patrolling the street in a marked car with red and blues.") LOL I know a lot of our civil paper or tax deputies in Marion Co. Indiana and Hendricks Co., IN drive those cars....

As far as the whole myth of why a PD or Sheriff's Dept. has a fwd car or a rwd etc etc....some of the smaller depts. have the leverage to choose what they want and be more picky due to more of a budget, yes....but, the other agencies, or some other agencies purchase what is on the selling block for the lowest bidder at the time....

It isnt uncommon to see a sheriff's dept. here in IN I used to work for before Marion Co. to have several Impalas marked and unmarked (high output v6's) several Crown Vics, a couple of chargers both marked and unmarked (v6 and 8) depending on the last purchase date and the service life of the vehicle as far as how long it is slated to be in service as a police vehicle, they have had dodge darangos for some detectives, and even a ford mustang unmarked for the jail maiden and the sheriff drove a fully equipped slick top Chrysler 300M! and in Marion Co. our Sheriff drives a boosted Mercury Marauder with chrome wheels and pipes as well does his executive staff!! LOL

And IMPD generally has new Crown Vics and old beat up ones as pool cars that are still in service cause they cant seem to get enough vehicles fast enough and put officers out in the heat without AC working the street in a vest etc...and they have some older impalas too...

So, bottom line, it really doesnt matter what officers prefer....its what they are going to get or what is issued...unless it is a small dept or a dept with a good tax base...then they can go get their tahoes and v8 chargers etc etc...

hope that clears it up...

I drive a white slick top Impala (v6) with the metal black wheels LOL...and looks exactly like the video as far as set up...the pig tail antenna and rear deck lights etc...I work in work release monitoring and warrants....

so a little more lower profile...like my example in between street and non street patrol more or less...

and some more info...youll notice some cars without lights on top....well, if you have ever wondered why.....its most likely because they are probably someone with rank or like a supervisor or up in the command structure and dont need all those lights etc cause they are not nearly as much in contact with "street duties" ie running from one end of the county to the other and making a bunch of stops or responding to a bunch of runs...they usually show up after the fact and stand around and call the shots or call them over the radio or through a laptop LOL we call those terminals LMAO this is the inside guys...keep it tight! LOL

 

That was a lot of typing Rossco. Wow!

 

He's dead on. I'm just glad cops here are sticking to Tahoes, Vics, and Chargers. going 60-0, then pulling a u turn then getting up fast enough to catch up is somewhere between being measured in hours and moon phases.

 

I think he kept it short because he was on his iphone.