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I love the look of the utilities and F350. Hope you enjoy!

I may see it better but it sure doesn't look better.
In regards to the CVPI not being classic enough, I feel privileged to see one here, everybodys getting chargers, explorers, and caprices. Yuck! I was little and I mean little, like slung over my dads shoulder little when I first saw a NYPD CVPI, that was when my family went to Radio City years back, we had just emerged from NY Penn Station and on the corner was a blue on white CVPI. Just another NYPD RMP, but it was my first and it was special to me. All I see today is caprices, chargers, explorers, tahoes, and what have you. But every now and then I see a Crown Vic just sitting on a traffic detail doing nothing but idling with the lights on and the rookies coffee in the center console. Just standing by to be retired. They are old to me, and to a lot of suburban departments with a lot of money and a hard one for the brand new 2017 Pursuit-tron 1000000 see them that way too. Call me bias or a fanboy all you want, won't change a thing.
 

 

I may see it better but it sure doesn't look better.
In regards to the CVPI not being classic enough, I feel privileged to see one here, everybodys getting chargers, explorers, and caprices. Yuck! I was little and I mean little, like slung over my dads shoulder little when I first saw a NYPD CVPI, that was when my family went to Radio City years back, we had just emerged from NY Penn Station and on the corner was a blue on white CVPI. Just another NYPD RMP, but it was my first and it was special to me. All I see today is caprices, chargers, explorers, tahoes, and what have you. But every now and then I see a Crown Vic just sitting on a traffic detail doing nothing but idling with the lights on and the rookies coffee in the center console. Just standing by to be retired. They are old to me, and to a lot of suburban departments with a lot of money and a hard one for the brand new 2017 Pursuit-tron 1000000 see them that way too. Call me bias or a fanboy all you want, won't change a thing.
 

 

Interesting LAFD and LACoFD pics 

1) A 1960s Mega pack
2)'68 Plymouth Satellite
3) Officer Malloy and Reed skins 

I not only see them, but I work with them also :)
Theese are the most common Hungarian police vehicles.





 

Heres some more old and new shots of the NSW Police here in Australia
 
Note: the mustang and the HSV GTS are actually community engagement cars. They are still police cars and are fully equiped with radar, ANPR, ELS and all that jazz but they aren't used for any normal policework. The sprinter and the 2 cars in the second last photo are actual police cars however. The sprinter is a mobile command centre.





 
 
 
 

Let's make this topic alive again :)
 
Dodge Spirits with JetSonic lightbar (late 80's):
 

 

 
BMW 3 with Aerodynic lightbar and top-mounted spotlight (mid 90's):
 

 

Nano police 'car' in Lincoln Tunnel, NY. 

 
Who wants to create this for GTA? 

Wow, it is interesting to find myself in a topic like this =)) It is me and my K5. Yes, it was sold and turned into a regular offroad vehicle. Now I have a new project. Chrysler Newport 1975 County Sheriff Florida replica =)))

 

 

 

Not sure if police helicopters count but I just love the classic LASD heli fleet
 

That's a Chevy Lumina.
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On a more positive note, the NYPD held a memorial parade for the fifteenth anniversary of 9/11, with plenty of vintage RMPs on hand.  A fitting, and heartfelt tribute.


 

I may see it better but it sure doesn't look better.
In regards to the CVPI not being classic enough, I feel privileged to see one here, everybodys getting chargers, explorers, and caprices. Yuck! I was little and I mean little, like slung over my dads shoulder little when I first saw a NYPD CVPI, that was when my family went to Radio City years back, we had just emerged from NY Penn Station and on the corner was a blue on white CVPI. Just another NYPD RMP, but it was my first and it was special to me. All I see today is caprices, chargers, explorers, tahoes, and what have you. But every now and then I see a Crown Vic just sitting on a traffic detail doing nothing but idling with the lights on and the rookies coffee in the center console. Just standing by to be retired. They are old to me, and to a lot of suburban departments with a lot of money and a hard one for the brand new 2017 Pursuit-tron 1000000 see them that way too. Call me bias or a fanboy all you want, won't change a thing.
 

 

I may see it better but it sure doesn't look better.
In regards to the CVPI not being classic enough, I feel privileged to see one here, everybodys getting chargers, explorers, and caprices. Yuck! I was little and I mean little, like slung over my dads shoulder little when I first saw a NYPD CVPI, that was when my family went to Radio City years back, we had just emerged from NY Penn Station and on the corner was a blue on white CVPI. Just another NYPD RMP, but it was my first and it was special to me. All I see today is caprices, chargers, explorers, tahoes, and what have you. But every now and then I see a Crown Vic just sitting on a traffic detail doing nothing but idling with the lights on and the rookies coffee in the center console. Just standing by to be retired. They are old to me, and to a lot of suburban departments with a lot of money and a hard one for the brand new 2017 Pursuit-tron 1000000 see them that way too. Call me bias or a fanboy all you want, won't change a thing.
 

 

Found some goodies while researching for a upcoming project

Oops...

Rapper Ice T posing against the side of a CPD Caprice

Apparently the CPD sponsored a funny car in the 70's
 

Dat door alignment doe..

Chicago Police officers load a dead body into a squadrol during the July 1995 heat wave. Over 700 died in the city as the temperature hit 106 F (41 C) with the heat index at over 125 F (51 C). It was reported that up to 10 bodies were stacked in a squadrol at times.

Once the squadrols went to the morgue, they were forced to wait a few hours in a line of 30+ squadrols from around the city to drop off their bodies. If the bodies weren't stinking by the time they were loaded they definitely were when they were offloaded.The morgue was forced to store bodies in refrigerated trailers due to the amount of bodies.

To lighten the mood, someone thought it was a good idea to put crown vic hubcaps on this astro van...

These are the emergency services of Ireland. An Garda Siochana (the national police force), Irish Ambulance Service, Irish Fire Brigade, the Irish Coastguard and RNLI (Royal National Lifeboat Institution). I went a bit overboard with the pics :D
An Garda Siochana
 
Ambulance Service
 
Fire Brigade
 
Coast Guard and RNLI
 

Some shots of An Garda Siochana, the national police force of Ireland.














Muhammad Ali arrives in Ireland! 

A bit off topic, but I must give credit and praise to my nations police force who recently intercepted an Alien UFO. Stay safe.
 

Nothing wrong with the west coast, but I'm taking it back to the Eastern-seaboard. 1990 Photo of a Mack tractor with the old NYPD bomb removal cage/trailer. The cage was several inches thick and was made of a wire steel mesh, something along those lines. 

MTA Road Operations Crown Victoria

Aha! Found some fantastic colour images of NSWPOL vehicles thanks to the New South Wales Historic Patrol Vehicles Facebook page. You wouldn't believe how hard it is to find them in anything but black and white.

I may see it better but it sure doesn't look better.
In regards to the CVPI not being classic enough, I feel privileged to see one here, everybodys getting chargers, explorers, and caprices. Yuck! I was little and I mean little, like slung over my dads shoulder little when I first saw a NYPD CVPI, that was when my family went to Radio City years back, we had just emerged from NY Penn Station and on the corner was a blue on white CVPI. Just another NYPD RMP, but it was my first and it was special to me. All I see today is caprices, chargers, explorers, tahoes, and what have you. But every now and then I see a Crown Vic just sitting on a traffic detail doing nothing but idling with the lights on and the rookies coffee in the center console. Just standing by to be retired. They are old to me, and to a lot of suburban departments with a lot of money and a hard one for the brand new 2017 Pursuit-tron 1000000 see them that way too. Call me bias or a fanboy all you want, won't change a thing.
 

 

I may see it better but it sure doesn't look better.
In regards to the CVPI not being classic enough, I feel privileged to see one here, everybodys getting chargers, explorers, and caprices. Yuck! I was little and I mean little, like slung over my dads shoulder little when I first saw a NYPD CVPI, that was when my family went to Radio City years back, we had just emerged from NY Penn Station and on the corner was a blue on white CVPI. Just another NYPD RMP, but it was my first and it was special to me. All I see today is caprices, chargers, explorers, tahoes, and what have you. But every now and then I see a Crown Vic just sitting on a traffic detail doing nothing but idling with the lights on and the rookies coffee in the center console. Just standing by to be retired. They are old to me, and to a lot of suburban departments with a lot of money and a hard one for the brand new 2017 Pursuit-tron 1000000 see them that way too. Call me bias or a fanboy all you want, won't change a thing.
 

 

after doing my research on the mcdermott lightbar for an upcoming project, i found some pretty rad pics
so heres a shit ton of them.
(let me know if they're gone)
 

heres the link to the page, if any of you are interested
http://elightbars.org/forums/threads/high-rise-multi-level-lights.74355/

Then and now...
 
 
 
 

Here's part two of those historic LASD pictures

1918 Indian Motorcycle with machine gun
Some good old blue and orange(pre-merger housing and nassau county)
Old E.S.U./ Auxiliary E.S.U. ex-Civil Defense rescue
School Safety Suburban