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2010 Dodge Charger Police Package
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2010 Dodge Charger Police Package

By CEO

- Model is original Dodge Charger by EA Games, modified for and converted to GTAIV by Lex91.

- Modified to 2006 Dodge Charger Police Package by Lt.Caine, modified to 2010 Dodge Charger Police Package by deco.

- Taillights from NFS MW 2012.

- Made by GerryStudio, Edited & converted for GTA IV by Bxbugs123, Rim textures by Bxbugs123.

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Lieutenant

Caesar

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The taillights look odd....other then that, great job :)

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    • Chief of Police

    c13

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    The taillights look odd....other then that, great job :)

    While they do look terrible (not that deco can do anything about that if he wants realism), they are accurate:

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    • Sergeant

    CEO

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    The taillights look odd....other then that, great job :)

     

    Thanks :D

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