Mr. Anonymous Verizon poster. Discontinue posting derogatory comments about contributors or I will ban your IP address from this site. Your continuous crybaby whining stuff is getting old and it is really none of your business.

Dave Arnold
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That is the wierdest Bell 206 i have ever seen

I'm just surprised nobody mentioned spotlight placement.

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What's wrong with the spotlight placement? That's right where they go on an Impala.

Greg
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Great Photo, where is this car from?

The other pic stated they were given to GSP by a BMW plant in South Carolina for the 96 Olympics. That is probably true because they are very expensive.

I believe that in another pic of a GSP BMW, someone claimed that they were a gift from BMW or dealer.

What's with the Beemer? Was this an experiment?

Ouch. Was the officer hurt?

While I might have to agree that this truck was probably built by the company, remember the SWAT truck from the movie SWAT? That was built from an old fire truck. I know it was just a movie, but I just want to point out what can be done with an old firetruck.

Dear Jerred,

Since you seem borderline retarded I will put this in terms you may understand.


ITS NOT A FIRE TRUCK IT NEVER WAS THEY HAD IT CUSTOM BUILT BY THE COMPANY WHO BUILDS FIRE EQUIPMENT. ITS A COMMUNICATIONS TRUCK!

now go back to watching TV Im sure Barney is on PBS kids.

This had to be an old firetruck-any feedback would be appreciated

Det. Broadhurst is correct in that the van is used for the Explorer program. However, I'm the officer that drives it now and I've written my share of citations while driving it, including commercial vehicle enforcement. Most violators think it's a civillian crime scene tech van and do stupid things in front of me. "Press hard, four copies".

I have never seen any pictures of a pre 91 NYSP Caprice if that helps. However that dosen't mean they did not have any before 91.

I Have a quick question: When did the New York State Police started placing Chevrolet Caprices on patrol?

The Alma police car looks a lot like an old Lakewood CO. police Car. The city of Lakewood would sell the lower milage cars like a seargents vehicle to smaller police depts. Morrison Co. and Red Rocks community college for years used old Lakewood cars.

Yep, this is the van we haul all the explorers around in, rarely used for police work...just for taking explores from event to event

You are correct. I should have loooked at them closer.

I think they are just hubcaps from a standard civilan Crown Vic.

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They are not hubcaps. They are entire wheels.


Greg
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those are some interesting looking hubcaps

Very sharp. Looks much nicer with the silver paint scheme than the old plain white.