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Pittsburg County Sheriffs office 2023 Chevy 1.0.0

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By N.Trey

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his livery blends tradition and authority with a modern edge. “PITTSBURG COUNTY SHERIFF” stands bold across each side in metallic gold outlined with black, giving a sharp, professional contrast against the truck’s dark base. The phrases “Protect & Serve” and “In God We Trust” flank the main logo, showing the department’s dedication and values.

Red 911 markings add instant visibility for emergencies, while clean gold lettering on the tailgate and fenders ensures recognition from every angle. The layout is balanced, reflective, and unmistakably Pittsburg County — simple, strong, and built for service.

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The Pittsburg County Sheriff truck features a sleek black-and-gold design with bold “PITTSBURG COUNTY SHERIFF” lettering on the
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DamnitKvvin

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That's ironic, I made liveries for PCSO a while back for myself. Lol

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N.Trey

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9 hours ago, DamnitKvvin said:

That's ironic, I made liveries for PCSO a while back for myself. Lol

Could contain: tire, wheel, vehicle, sky, land vehicle, outdoor, transport, auto part, automotive tire, bumper, tread, off-road vehicle, car, fender, ground

Could contain: vehicle, land vehicle, wheel, tire, sky, transport, outdoor, police car, auto part, bumper, car, road, automotive design, full-size car, law enforcement, mid-size car, automotive light bulb, automotive exterior, sports sedan, police

I Actually Prefer your truck i feel like it actually looks more accurate and unfortunately i haven't got to see the chargers where I'm at But Your works Great i Struggled making my FPIU for Personal use 

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DamnitKvvin

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3 hours ago, N.Trey said:

I Actually Prefer your truck i feel like it actually looks more accurate and unfortunately i haven't got to see the chargers where I'm at But Your works Great i Struggled making my FPIU for Personal use 

Thanks, it took me forever looking for/trying to get the accurate font for the livery. Here's my FPIU- I also made a Tahoe livery.

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