CG Blaze

Ayyy its gonna be in there

 

One of the LSPD's newest acquisitions, a 2015 FPI, seen here on a routine traffic stop. This unmarked car is assigned to a sergeant in the LSPD's Traffic Division in the Western District, though he often chooses to drive a marked unit as he thinks the surf blue FPI looks like Thomas the Tank Engine.

3 Cars 1 Pack Enjoy

I understand that the lights are all blue, but I just wanted to show it with the red and blues.

98% complete. I have a few miscellaneous things I want to fix such as the make the lighting on the ION in the rear darker...

Matching!

Still have to line up the trunk part of the skin, add an extra spawning rear deck bar, and maybe some lights around the rear plate. Ignore the antennas, they're chrome but I forgot the textures.
 

Ammunation truck attacked!

My first time...

Got this bad boy in game. First day. Expect more updates soon. 

Brand new base model from a friend of mine. Include a HD 3D Modeled interior with HQ textures. 

LSPD Charger #661 was one of only a handful ever purchased and put into service by the LSPD in 2007. Of those few, even fewer were ever assigned as fully marked units. Most officers hated them, and the heavy abuse they put their patrol cars through meant that the Chargers spent most of their lives in the garage.
#661 was the last of the '07 Chargers in service. Up until 2011, it served in regular patrol duty in the Southeast District. From then on, it got passed around station to station as a fleet reserve car, being used as a loaner when other patrol cars needed maintenance. With the constant stream of new Chargers, FPIU's and other test vehicles being put on the street, the LSPD no longer has any use for this old girl. Here she sits in her final resting place, waiting to be stripped and towed to the scrapyard. 
 
 
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One of the LSPD's newest acquisitions, a 2015 FPI, seen here on a routine traffic stop. This unmarked car is assigned to a sergeant in the LSPD's Traffic Division in the Western District, though he often chooses to drive a marked unit as he thinks the surf blue FPI looks like Thomas the Tank Engine.

LSPD Charger #661 was one of only a handful ever purchased and put into service by the LSPD in 2007. Of those few, even fewer were ever assigned as fully marked units. Most officers hated them, and the heavy abuse they put their patrol cars through meant that the Chargers spent most of their lives in the garage.
#661 was the last of the '07 Chargers in service. Up until 2011, it served in regular patrol duty in the Southeast District. From then on, it got passed around station to station as a fleet reserve car, being used as a loaner when other patrol cars needed maintenance. With the constant stream of new Chargers, FPIU's and other test vehicles being put on the street, the LSPD no longer has any use for this old girl. Here she sits in her final resting place, waiting to be stripped and towed to the scrapyard. 
 
 
lik if u cri evrytiem

LSPD Charger #661 was one of only a handful ever purchased and put into service by the LSPD in 2007. Of those few, even fewer were ever assigned as fully marked units. Most officers hated them, and the heavy abuse they put their patrol cars through meant that the Chargers spent most of their lives in the garage.
#661 was the last of the '07 Chargers in service. Up until 2011, it served in regular patrol duty in the Southeast District. From then on, it got passed around station to station as a fleet reserve car, being used as a loaner when other patrol cars needed maintenance. With the constant stream of new Chargers, FPIU's and other test vehicles being put on the street, the LSPD no longer has any use for this old girl. Here she sits in her final resting place, waiting to be stripped and towed to the scrapyard. 
 
 
lik if u cri evrytiem