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...it aint no police package car.

I think the FHP tested these as well.

Didn't the CHP use mercurys in the late 60's or early 70's?

How about setting up a tripod and doing a night shot of this car?

Always did like these.

Great body style for LAPD!

Just a little more. CSP also has a CSI unit in Sacramento and individual CSi officers in other offices. CSP had 21 offices from Redding to San Diego. The photo of the 1988 Chevy is technically the 3rd version. The first two were CSP shoulder patches on the front doors. One patch style from the early 50's to 1973. Then the patch was redesigned. That lasted until 1984 when the pictured markings were used. Around 1989-90 a new chief was appointed and started new patrol vehicle markings.

The CSP provided the full range of police services to state agencies and property. They were not limited to buildings and grounds. A lot of states have a state police/highway patrol and a capitol police. But I think California was the only one with two full peace officer power/authority agencies.

The grill red light....

It's the H2.

Is this Hummer H2 or H3?

On one of the driver side pics you can see the exhaust which means it is a 5.7L V-8 The V-6 only has one exhaust on the passenger side.

santa monica cop cars are cooler thanx to them updating their graphics. Thumbs up!

Well, guess I'm going to have to release an updated decal sheet for Santa Monica. Old graphics would've looked real good on a black and white.

cool car!!!!!!!!!!!!!!wee woo

Very nice find with these photos.

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