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Yamhill County Sheriff 2016 Dodge Charger 69.420

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2016 Dodge Charger – Yamhill County Sheriff 

 

Up for grabs is a slightly used Yamhill County Sheriff 2016 Dodge Charger. Only driven by deputies who “promise” they didn’t floor it down 99W every shift. Comes with all the bells and whistles: sirens, lights, and just enough horsepower to make you feel like Vin Diesel until the transmission reminds you it’s still a Charger.

FiveM Compatible – drop it in and go patrol your county, your city, or just flex on Civs who can’t afford working headlights.
ULC Integrated – lighting stages smoother than a deputy’s coffee order at Dutch Bros.
Authentic Sheriff Look – decals that scream “I got bored in McMinnville so I pulled you over.”

Minor cosmetic wear: maybe a donut glaze smudge or two on the center console, and radio stuck on classic country. Perfect for roleplay, traffic stops, or pretending you’re in a low-budget episode of Live PD.

Asking price: one download button. No trades, unless you got a Crown Vic with working AC.

 

Was going to make it SP compat too but got too shreked so if you want it in SP you're on your own kid.


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thanks Stewart ya old coot

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Denton12354

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This is awesome. I live in Marion county, would be awesome if you could make one of their vehicles!

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Any chance your making the durango soon?

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