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The reason there no badge on it is because PSP troopers do not wear badges on their uniform. They carry a badge in their wallet.

So first off the gray livery only going to be on new Cars. They're not going to be any new CVPI. In fact, most barracks are down to only one or two CVPI. There may not even be any FPI in gray. As I have not seen any new FPI at any of barracks. They seem to switch to FPIU. The yellow on the white livery is too yellow and not gold enough. The lines are not even close to the real cars. Take the FPIU. See how it angled by the light on the real car? You also missing the Barracks and unit number. The Door seal is too big and crooked. The rest of the cars are also error ladden. For example the CVPI. In these examples again you can see your yellow is too yellow and not golden enough. Your strips are crooked and in the wrong place. They're not that close to the door handle or they high up on the fender. the rear looks ok. The strip should go a bit passed the accreditation logo. The door seal is way too big and crooked. They gray livery the strips are way too bright. the much closer to base gray in day light. Also it wrong by the headlight it arches towards the light. The strip appears to be too low and possibly not as wide as on the real cars.

Based on your comments I have to say you do not. So then why is it I have a picture of a car with AF? You Make zero mention of the AF Plate designation in our post and claim they all have G41 or G43. FYI that not the only car I have pictures of from one event with that style plate. I got a fire truck and patrol car. I also not saying they only us the AF Designation. But they do use it and what appears to me be a large number of vehicles. I also got a picture of Wright-Patterson AFB fire truck and guess what. It also has an AF plate. Yet another rare AF plate Another rare AF and another oh boy another pesky rare AF plate.

It should be AF not G43 per your document. I have pictures of the USAF Reserver/guard base patrol units from the wing of Pittsburgh. I be uploading more in future. They say a picture is worth 1000 words. Yes. In past when I was in the Airforce, they were two different jobs and two different career fields. They have been combined.

No, you said The implies these cars were in CHiPs which there not. Had you said. Cars the CHP used while CHiPs was on the air. I would not comment. Considering all but one car in CHiP used a light bar, not in the back. Your comments are extremely misleading.

These are not the cars that were in CHiPS. https://chips-tv.com/wiki/Cruisers In fact only one vehicle in chips ever had that light bar. It was a station wagon.

It the new look for the PSP. It is the new Look. http://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2017/05/18/pennsylvania-state-police-cruisers-get-major-makeover/ Also, I have seen one but it was a recruiter car. This was taken May 14, 2017 at the wings over Pittsburgh Air Show. Looks like the Hood only says trooper and not state trooper. You see it the video I linked. They're coming. I link the video from KDKA news about the new car. It has the first none Recruiter car so far that I have seen. Also, my first link is to my photo gallery where I got pictures of REC5, which had the new look, that was at the Wings over Pittsburgh Air show.

Close but it, not 100%. The strip and text should be much darker. Also, you missing the PA state flag. The chevrons on the back are also not right. http://photos.olesnevich.us/Emergency-Vehicles/Pennsylvania/Pennsylvania-State-Police/i-cZB46kg FYI the REC 2 indicates recruiter 2. My pictures is of REC 5. So far I only saw rec cars in this new look, and not the troopers on patrol. You notice the b4 53 unit is also newer FPIU but I the classic livery. Words are in futures patrol cars will also look like this.