Actually, that is me sitting in that car. It ran on propane, so top speed and wind wasn't an issue! It had a top speed, downhill on a good day of maybe 80mph....unless of course it was overheating because the first generation propanes systems didn't synch well with the primitive ecu's in those cars. All in all, quite possible the WORST police car I've driven in my 30 years on the job!!
bh

The Fairmont had a lot of problems period.

That's a huge light bar for a Fairmont.

How'd it do in high winds?

Fort Worth PD had a fleet of these in 1979. They all had carbon monoxide problems.

Aww, you guys makin' fun of Bill? Shame, shame.

Not sure about then, but it is now.

OK, where is it hid? I drove around Mesquite PD three times the other day, and all I saw was Vics and camaros.

Departments can order either wheel.

I'm not too familiar with the police chargers right now so I was wondering if these chargers (the ones that don't have the black steel rims with center caps) are the same police package as the ones with the black rims or if these are just the regular commercial chargers. I've been wondering this for a while so I would appreciate clarification.

Officer looks kind of thin.
Wonder if the head hair under the cap is just as thin.

now picture a cop with a cowboy hat and Ray Ban's riding around in this "police car."

this is nice i really like it you people did a great job!!

thanks for volvo cause I have volvo car from 1977