Alex Ginzburg

What is that thing attached to the left back-seat window?
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A radar unit

Greg
CPD and copcar dot com

If Ford were to stop production of the Crown Victoria, what makes you think they would not market one of their other vehicles as a police package? Such as the Ford 500.

Because the Ford may stop producing the Ford Police Interceptor within 5 or 6 years, the CHP could be forced to pick either the Chevy Impala or the Dodge Charger with Hemi.

Does the California Highway Patrol have 2006 Chevy Impalas?

Why are the photos on this site automatically resizing? It makes the markings on the cars practically illegible.

Ken, that photo you are talking about...the SIDE view cut off shot with the magnetic VOLUNTEER sign on it....???? Why even mention that shot, it sucks my friend!

I like this photo. Can you please email a copy to me. Thanks.

haha, I'll bet. Gotta love ricers.

I would love to smoke one of these in my Evo. I've already handed a few SRT's their ass trying to mess with me. Looks intimidating, but like most muscle cars, all looks and no power.

Yup Ken, that's the link I was referring to. thanks and sorry I gave a dead link.

My mistake, go to the "Citizen Patrol Gallery" on the first page, then go to the 2001 meeting on the second page.

Ken
www.policecaronline.com

Go to nacop.org, go about halfway down the page, and you'll see a gallery for the 2001 meeting. It's in there. Can't tell if it's the same car. (There were only 5, so good chance)

Ken
www.policecaronline.com

That's a dead link

I found this picture of a CHP Impala, don't know if it's the same one. Anyways, it's been marked as a "Volunteer" car.

http://www.nacop.org/conf_2001/conf2001cars.html

I was talking with one of the officers at the CHP booth at CA Speedway a few years ago, as they had this Impala on display. They're 2001s and they only had a handfull for testing purposes. Here's an article on the Imapalas

http://www.press-enterprise.com/newsarchive/2001/04/14/987221459.html

I think the Volvos are long gone, every guy I talked to hated them. The funny thing is they hated them so much, no one drove them, and they did not acrue mileage and stuck around a lot longer.

The all-white K9 cars have been phased out, they're fully marked black and white now, leaving the Commercial Enforcement units, and some of the Capitol Detail and Equestrian units as the only all white CHP vehicles.

Good find on the impala, I tried hunting it down again after the race and never could find it.

Ken
www.policecaronline.com