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i just noticed that the house in the back ground is setting in the street

Somebody do a vid of the dummies flying out and put it on YouTube!

Be just like "Buster" on MythBusters!

Is that a 2x4 through the headlight?

A really bad tornado. People made it to their basements and still got killed!

tradition

Interestingly, the Michigan State Police still have the single red rotator beacon light adorning the roofs of their cars. They do have up-to-date cars, but they stick with old rotator. Anyone know why?

opps thats P-71 cvpi

regardless ,what exact yr this cvpi is those are the latest and current hub caps on a cvpi the cvpi-p40 has the small center chrome caps oh and the rims should have circles all around it..alot like centerline rims

"Brand new" is what I was told by the retiree who sent this to me. Whether he meant that this Trooper had just received it or not, I don't know. I don't have enough space in my brain to keep minutia about what hubcap means what year.

Just to make everybody here happy, I'll remove the "brand new". Smile, it only gets worse from here on out.

Either Dave confused the years or the car was in fact new in the sense that it had not been previously driven. Over at my station, the deputies received a bunch of 2005 PIs a few months ago, and they hadn't been used before, they had just been sitting in a lot ready to be distributed to the stations. With the exception of ONE 2006 PI, those are the newest cars in the station.

Fortunately it appears the car was not occupied or the Trooper escaped injury if he was in the car. Our prayers are with the family of Officer Robert Tim Buckman who gave his life protecting the citizens during this horrific tornado. Officer Buckman is definitely a hero.

It is a 2003 to 2005 Crown Vic based on the Wheel Covers so it can't be "brand new."

all gave some ,,,,,,,,,some gave all.

In case anyone is wondering what part of Kansas Shawnee is in. It is one of the SW suburbs of Kansas City, MO.

It is the KHP's role over machine. It runs off of a generator that is in the box to the right. It goes a few times around with seat belts on and then the same thing with seat belts off. There is an adult in the driver's seat and a kid in the pasanger seat. They are both dummies. And when they leave they can fly far.

Cool...thanks.

The trucks cab pivots as if the truck is in a rollover to show the effectiveness of the belt

I think its a seat belt demonstrator.

Okay...I'll bite. What is this? I mean I know it's a chopped-up Chevy S10 pickup, but what's it for?

Please to 'splain.

You should make the captions bigger, I don't read the fine print. I just saw the picture and wrote the comment, You monkey turd!
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Each picture in this album starts off with a 2-digit state abbreviation unless it is listed as "Misc" or "U.S." for Federal agencies. It is the same size font that you were able to read when it said "Shawnee Police". In fact, it was at the same eye level: "KS - Shawnee Police". KS stands for KANSAS. If you need additional instructions on how to decode these 2-digit state abbreviations, please visit www.usps.com for a complete listing.

Thank you for your concerns. And if you decide you want to buy this unit, please go to the "contribute" area on copcar dot com and send $5995.00 and it is yours.

Dave Arnold
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