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mike, the guys on the x-way keep our cars in good shape. you never know who you will have in it.

From what I understand, the 07 vic and the old caprice run very similar times. Not the case when comparing the hemi against the 07 vic

Like I said...after 8-12 hours in that cockpit, you're looking at some sore legs.

If you've ever seen Philly's cars, you know that it won't look like that for long.

YUCK!

A buddy of mine with San Diego Sheriffs says they're all engine and brakes. FAST! A bit cramped though.

"It's faster than a caprice" I will have to see that to believe it. I have heard the new Hemi motor is not all its cracked up to be.

almost as fast as caprice? It's faster than a caprice.

i think the charger handles better that the caprice, and almost as fast....but the brakes are terrible after a while and the front end needs to be rebuilt after 70k miles.

This picture is missing the Tracker (speed timing device) that is now mounted where the microphones are.

i always liked this color, notice the numbers on the roof......Philly didn't have a chopper then.....Rizzo ordred that.

The new striping takes awile to get used to....i hated it at first (backwards NJSP), but it's grown on me and i like it.....it"s classy

front gate of the old phila naval shipyard, on broad st

As an avid emergency vehicle photographer and native Philadelphian, I wonder if someone (perhaps Tom Fraser) can tell me where these Expressway Patrol Chargers are based. They are definitely not at any local police districts, and I think stopping along Interstate 76 for a photo opportunity is not really a viable option.

Very few departments want to spend the money to custom-paint their cars today. Those "Rizzo Blue" cars were the sharpest. I think the red cars were probably discontinued because they were too easily confused with fire chief cars.