Someone was looking for a Charger Police Pkg?

[1BADAIR]

the cop brakes constantly warped rotors but they could catch anything they wanted to with them on the freeway

Trenton had V6 cars total dogs

cops loved the crown vic because they could beat the hell out of them and the car would come back for more

current or early stuff. Not sure the early stuff had the larger brakes

[4Gas$]

the cop brakes constantly warped rotors but they could catch anything they wanted to with them on the freeway

Trenton had V6 cars total dogs

cops loved the crown vic because they could beat the hell out of them and the car would come back for more

True!!!!

the Charger is faster than the CVPI, but most LEO's much prefer the CVPI over the
Charger any day. The CVPI is a much better & more roomy car.

There are boat loads of either of these cars available directly from the government
departments.

I'll share my little secret.....

http://www.govdeals.com/index.cfm?fa...=&category=94A

[BigWheelinBubba]

Looks like Lapeer County is having at least one for sale.. usually 2-up are available at this auction http://www.rowleyauctions.com/auctions/view/258

[Stalker]

Looks like Lapeer County is having at least one for sale.. usually 2-up are available at this auction http://www.rowleyauctions.com/auctions/view/258

looks like the front clip isn't lining up with the rest of the body. Maybe that's just the normal gap and it stands out against the white paint.

[BigWheelinBubba]

looks like the front clip isn't lining up with the rest of the body. Maybe that's just the normal gap and it stands out against the white paint.

Typical cop car.. they're beat up. There are a few out there that are nice but the point of driving them is they're cheap and reliable and already been dented and dinged.

[Ponyryd]

looks like the front clip isn't lining up with the rest of the body. Maybe that's just the normal gap and it stands out against the white paint.

It's a Dodge, looks right to me, I'd be more concerned about the rust above the rear wheel.
There are nice ones out there though, detective cars, chief cars, etc....they will obviously be more, but if you want something nice.......

[Beigg]

It goes by the VIN.

Vin'd as a bare bones production car then? Same goes for the SUV's they use?

[Mista M]

I didn't think you could sell a cop car with the lights still attached? http://www.govdeals.com/index.cfm?fa...=2&acctid=6526

[grey05st]

We have been testing the brakes for a few years now. They don't hold up too well...

[Ponyryd]

I didn't think you could sell a cop car with the lights still attached? http://www.govdeals.com/index.cfm?fa...=2&acctid=6526

Pretty sure you can but the sheriff name needs to be gone.