Now That I am awake and had my coffee, Yeah he was talking about wheels. Oops. Everyone is entitled a mistake now and then.

I'd check my own glasses if I were you, darktrooper. He never mentioned hubcaps. He was asking about the slotted wheels which, as a matter of fact, were not available on the police cars until 1978 and were never an option on the C-body Mopars. So, Mr Anonymous was correct.

DT, when you get back from Pearle Vision Center with your new spectacles, maybe you can write out an apology?

You need glasses. The '73 Fury in this picture does not have vented hubcabs.

I may be wrong, but I thought those vented wheels didn't appear on mopars until '78.I think that car is a '73 model year.

Does that include '77 - the 'Gran Fury'?

IS A 'BLUE' INTERIOR I SEE THERE? I THOUGHT CHP CARS HAD TAN INTERIORS BACK THEN.

This particular Plym Fury was used for about 2 years. If you mean the Fury model in general, it has been used by NYSP off and on for as long as the line was produced. It all depended on what manufacturer was the low bid each year.

How long did this agency (The New York State Police) use the Plymouth Fury?

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Wrong movie, dude. That's Buford Pusser posing there.

How in the world can you compare an NYPD car to something from Smokey and the Bandit, which Featured police cars from the southern states?

SOMKEY & THE BANDIT ARE BACK

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Step away from the keyboard and no one will get hurt.....

Greg
copcar dot com

I'M REMINDED OF SMOKEY & THE BANDIT
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I know that every time I see a 1959 Ford in the markings of the Alaska State Police, I too think about a movie that takes place in Georgia in 1977.

Did you hear that? I think your mom is calling you. Yep. I just heard it again. You'd better go now before you get in trouble. Bye.

Greg
copcar dot com

Did those clear headlamp covers retract down? Or is that one falling off in this picture?
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Yes. The covers opened downward.

You picked an appropriate picture to leave your comment under. Why don't you find this car and use it instead? Real cop cars didn't look like that in the 60s. Who does he think he's foolin?

Love the picture of this one, I'm looking for an older Black
& White Paint Scheme for a Demolition Derby Car I'm building, Also any Free Decals for a police vechial, Roof lights and sirens, Free or real Cheap! What ever I put on it
will be smashed up anyway, except for the roof lights, I hope. There is a contest for the best looking derby car, 6'
trophy & a couple hundred dollars. Any ideas please let me know. Thanks Dave WV

The car just barely visible on the left is from the movie "The Car".

That is by far the coolest Kiddie Car, Is it a Little Tikes special order?
Please let me know.

This would not happen to be an LAPD car would it? It looks an awful lot like the one on Adam-12.

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Yes, it is restored as an LAPD Adam 12 car by a collector in NY state

In the mid 80's we were using grand fury's ...top end 80 mph,and it seemed like forever to get it there.