Mexican Federal Customs "Auana Federal." Now now, under Fox's regime there isn't any corruption. They don't, "shake people down," they, "asses a fair value import duty based on your nationalities' ability to pay. Wait, that dosen't sound much better.

Interesting picture, if the writing on the gas tank was a bit clearer I think you could definitely tell what authority this is.

You mean there contracted out for certain duties or the city there hires them to police the area?

Looks like a village or town constable, no?

The way you can tell the XL and MX apart is that the MX is a multi-level lightbar, so you'll see lights on the bottom. The XL isn't a multi-level lightbar

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A beauty....(and the yr of my birth). My dad bought a '55 Chevy standard sedan (white over tan) in 1960 in Manchester, NH---traded it in '62 for a new Chevy II wagon in Weymouth, MA. Great memories.

I saw the twin on board a transporter on 7-14-06 in Chelmsford, MA.

didn't one XL model have rotators like the Twinsonice at one point?

this is actually a malt truck, like the ones used by the nypd

they should've had Rick Hurst, who played Cletus, standing next to it.

Growing up in South Bend, I remember the SBPD using all Studebaker vehicles, most in white livery, in the same style as above. Before the late 60's, the Police Department also provided the city's ambulance service. The Studebaker station wagons doubled as cruisers. The first year I can recall the city using anything other Studes was 1965, when Studebaker moved the manufacturing to the Hamilton, Ontario plant. Instead, they bought 1965 Plymouth Fury I's, most in green, some in white. Now, am I the ONLY one who remembers the 1963-67 Chevrolet Impala SS 409's that the Indiana State Police used on the Toll Road?

Very nice shot Dave, and for those of you who still think it is a right hand side drive vehicle. It's not, it was taken by holding a camera in the mirror and photographing it while it was in back. Look the the "Ford" badge on the grill.

This looks like one of the Support units used by the NYPD's Emergency Service Unit. Equiped with portable lights and generators to light up crime scenes, or to provide power and lighting durring an emergency such as a power outage. This is only speculation as it could infact be one of their "trucks" loaded with all kinds of tactical and rescue gear.

And here I thought it might have been Memorex.

i dont know what good this'll do now but found a picture of a white tennessee state trooper car on another site called www.policecararchives.org it's the first 2004 cvpi under the heading Tennessee Dep't of Public Safety Highway Patrol

I guess i should have said when we drove through Kentucky, anyways thanks guys for clearing that up.

It's you

Is it me or do I hear an echo in here?

If you drive on an interstate in KY you will see more of these guys than troopers. Most of Kentucky is very rural and the state police are the primary source of law enforcement in most areas of the state. These guys handle traffic while the state police are responding to domestics and burglaries ,ect.