Hey Tater Tot,I can spell goof!

Amazing the comments CHP cars still garner. The steady red spot dates back to days of old and pretty much have stayed that way. The Ca Veh Code requires one front facing steady red on all authorized emergency vehicles. As one reader explains, the shop just removes the lens, which some CHP old timers call "The ruby" and installs in a new car on the line. They've been using supplemental under mirror lights, from halogen to now LED as add on lights for some time and have the sequential orange sticks and more LED blue/reds on the rear deck. Heck, I just commented myself! My AF cop cars had to have the steady red even though we patrolled just on base because we wrote civilians a US Magistrate's ticket using the Ca Veh Code (CVC). as "assimilated law." . .

"Hey Titanic tub YOUR'E the stupid one"

Nonetheless, I can spell.

Hey Titanic tub your'e the stupid one.

Why do they have one spotlight red?

This Caprice is actually wearing Ford hubcaps!

Are there blue lights on this unit, or are my eyes playing tricks on me? I know this is a daylight shot and blue does not show up as well as red. Great picture and nice looking "prowler." If there are blue lights, when did the MN State Patrol switch from all red to a red/blue mix? Are other police cars in MN transitioning to the addition of blue lights? MN seems to be under-represented on Copcar.com. Come on Minnesotans, please send us some pictures.

Very Sharp....This has the LEDs in the headlights instead of corner strobes.

He must be talkin SRT neon's because the SRT8 Charger has 425hp, and no little tin can piece of jap crap can take that, I don't care who you are.

No sh*t Sherlock your tin can ricer obviously has a weight advantage over a 4 door sedan !! Now lets see who holds up in a crash.

Boy,There's one born every minute.

look's like a rear facing radar antenna

Whats that device sticking out the rear side window ??

Radar ??

I would imagine Dodge had fire departments in mind when they offered this color on the Diplomat. I bet this car was great for nailing speeders in it day.

Well, I don't know. The reason why I ask is because the only time I see CPD 1981-1985 Impalas is in movies. The 1980's style Impala is one of my favorite cars in the CPD fleet. I was wondering if there were any actual pictures of them.

(Regarding the car above) I thought the 1987 Caprices were 8000-8600 series, and were the last 80's Caprices with hubcaps? Or am I wrong?
(I could be wrong)

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You are wrong. 1987 vehicles were numbered from approximately 7600 to 7900. The 1988s were the last Chevrolets ordered with hubcaps. The 1990 Caprices did not have any to save $$ and they were fitted with old Ford caps (as in this photo) before they hit the street. We got no marked cars in 1989.

Want to see more photos? Go to my CPD album

http://copcardotcom.fotki.com/photographs_of_greg/

Greg
copcar dot com

Hot car. Love the vehicle # (on C pillar).

I remember "Short Time"....Looks like it.

I remember these cars rolling around the city when I was young. Are there any more photos of these Caprices, or 1980's Impalas in the CPD fleet?

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Why would you ask a question like that, Snookie (Ahmed)? You've been leaving comments under CPD photos for years here at CCdC. You know where all the pictures are. And by the way, you were wrong on all years of the cars when you left your comments. This one is a 1990, not an '87.

Greg
copcar dot com

Such a beautiful looking specimen of Chrysler to ever grace the streets of New York City.

Anyone remember the movie "Short Time"?

1981-1985 Chevy Impala F41