I am glad the officer was out of the car because if he wasnt then Durant Police would have lost a good officer. But I hope that the one who hit the car gets what is coming to him

i had it clean here.

hey thats great this was my car. this pic was at the academy. pretty cool.

So glade? What do you mean that they don't look like this? The car in the photo looks EXACTLY like this because it's a photograph. Duh!

OMG! I am so glade they don't look that this. They look better w/out the lights on top. And how old is this picture?

As of May 2007 These are still in service in Midwest City as well as a few 95-96 Caprice's.

Yes they are 4x4 as with the Tahoes and Suburbans that OHP have.The purpose of these are for use where standard patrol (i.e Crown vics,Chargers) cars can't go off road.

nice

More specifically probably a 1991 because of the clear turn signals.

No, more like a 87-91

This looks like a 93-95

our police cars in oklahoma are really nice

etg, this is the lightbar I've been seeing on their new cars.

looks like a custom-configured lfl liberty, or maybe an lfl patriot, although whelen doesn't put out the patriots anymore. what does oklahoma highway patrol usually have on their cars? the last time i passed through OK i think they were colored edge 9000 series bars.

This LED lightbar is also different from the new LED lightbars seen on their newer cars. Perhaps this was just a test scheme and they wanted to know how it would look?

The P71 coded Fords from 1992-present have always had body colored B-pillars. Judging by the wheels, this one is a 2003 or 2004 model. They could have been replacement doors from an all-black P71 and they forgot or didn't want to paint the pillar.

OHP does not paint the car black and white, that is the way it comes from the factory. They just add the duck tail.

Is it just a Ford thing with the 06 or 07 models that they are now using a black plastic pillar cover instead of a body-color painted pillar?

maybe they didn't forget to paint the b pillars white. if you notice, the traditional oklahoma white "tail" on the rear fender is curved, and follows the contour of the wheel well on this car. perhaps these are new tweaks to the oklahoma highway patrol paint scheme.

They forgot to paint the "B" pillars white on this one.

This is about a '91-'96 Buick Century. Figures, I had one and it crapped out on me at 100k miles and I took good care of it!