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So the deaths of hundrends of innocent childs (I don't include civilians as, accoding to your "sources", they are terrorists) in Israeli bombings are justifiend by Hamas actions? Come on... On topic, it was about time the Western did something in regard to this. Jihadism is a plague that must be erradicated. Wrong thread, my mistake.

80 bucks for a movie, really?? Hostage taking at the Stelco Steel factory in Edmonton, the April 14th of 1983. A crane operator took various co-workers as hostages, resulting in the death of one of the hostages.

Is remastered or something?

Yep.

Don't. It's like an addiction that will destroy your social life.

The one at 0:17? Seems like a 1960's Custom 500. About the New Orleans PD Fords, I'm sure they could perfectly be authentic patrol cars. Above, New Orleans Police Department Ford LTD. Below arson attack on a gay bar in 1973. Below, armed NOPD officers evicting Black Panthers from a public housing complex in 1970. --- I was considering subscribing to Hemmings Classic Car now my subscrition to some muscle car magazine I was subscribed to is about to end but, is it me or most of the stuff featured is from before the 1960's? I've seen also some stuff from the 1970's or 1980's which interests me more, but to a lesser extent. It's still tempting as the digital version is quite cheap, though.

@Ringo, are you suscribed to Hemmings Classic Car magazine? What is its purpose? is the lightbar supposed to raise or something? The old Louisiana State Police paintjob, with the red hood and trunk was pretty nice. In the James Bond movie Live and Let Die, the LASP was featured, using Chevy Bel Airs which I guess were movie made (if you watch the movie you may notice that most of the cars used are 1973 Chevys...). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nI0Bknh65mA During this clip of the movie there can be seen as well some New Orleans Police Departament Ford Customs, with the former blue and white paint job.

The last I played was the third one... I'm still waiting for a Cold War one to wipe off cities with nukes.

Seriously? my bad. I thought it was the Chinese version of the f22, whatever its name was.

Wow, the Chinese making rip offs. This must be new.

Another copy paste from the site SSP Central about some mysterious FBI Buick Grand Nationals, it's worth the read! Then, some time later came out the next article. Source, with more pictures.

False. The person below me likes to wear heels and a blonde wig at night, makes himself be called Natasha and wander across trucker parkings. And you know it’s true.

Valiant Super Bee's of the Policía Federal de Caminos (Mexican Federal Police), sporty version of the Mexican assembled Dodge Dart/Plymouth Valiant. Unlike the American Super Bee, the Mexican one used the A platform instead of the B one. It's 300hp 318 V8 engine made it one of the fastest cars avaliable in the country back in the day. 1985 Dart K 'edición Patrulla', Mexican Dodge Aries, of the Policía Federal de Caminos.

This is fucking epic, man. Gotta love Die Hard!

1988 Spartan. Hasn't been released yet. I doubt it has template.

The old Kentucky SP paint job is pretty nice, not to say that it fits swell in the LTD. I think I still have somewhere in my hard drive a half assed skin for the old gfxle's '83 Impala. Nice pictures, once again. Any idea which department is this from? Is that a Galaxie? Classic Sao Paulo Police vehicles 1976 The bright orange and black colours seen here on a 1976 Corcel is synonymous with dictatorship era policing. Older Brazilians will remember this vividly. 1986 The Fusca, popularly known as the “Baratinha” or little cockroach, is possibly the best known police car of all times. It was used widely across the city of São Paulo from the 60s right through to the 80s and was an instantly recognisable design classic. The 1986 model was one of the latest editions and already ran on ethanol fuel, an innovative feature at the time. 1988 The Veraneio is probably the police vehicle most associated with the dictatorship era. Used by the Rota, the special forces of the São Paulo Military Police. During the repression era, the 5 metre long, 2 tonne truck was often deployed with no colours or outward symbols although few civilians were under any illusions as to what the 4 plain clothes men inside were really up to. Weird ass truck, looks like if a 1970's F-series and an early 1960's Suburban had had a crazy night... Opala Another iconic car was the Chevrolet Opala, seen on the streets of São Paulo in the late 80s. source

Nope nope nope nope. Not even close. .... shame on you. ¬¬

hmmmm... wouldn't be amazing to have this model converted? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QigqRHFLDWc And turn into something like this?

A bunch of old pictures I've come across of the Basque Conflict, an armed and political conflict between Spain, France and Basque Separatists and ETA separatist terrorist group that struck the Basque Country (Northern Spain) for years. Fortunately it toned down in the last years and the armed part could be considered over. Most of them range between the 1980's and 1990's. Car bomb defusal. Ertzaintza patrol car shot up by ETA terrorists in Loiu, near Bilbao. Ertzaintza searching for ETA commandos. Weapons captured from ETA. Guardia Civil searching for ETA commandos. The trucks are Nissan Patrol, the Helicopter a Bö 105, the motorcycle unknown. Incidents during the festivities of Bilbao, 1987. The Mercedes van belong to the Policía Nacional, the Nissan Patrol truck to the Bilbao Municipal Police (Udaltzaingoa). More incidents during Bilbao festivities. Date unknown. The Patrol is from the Bilbao Police and the Citroen and Mercedes van from the Policía Nacional. Moar incidents in Bilbao... 1988 Guardia Civil escorting the Interior Minister after the funeral of a murdered officer, 1994. Below: TEDAX (EOD Specialist) heading to a bomb car. Another bomb defusal, in Sestao, judging by the police car this one is older. Ertzaintza breaking into an apartament in Bilbao. I'm guessing the picture is from the 1990's.