In my law enforcement career, I’ve had the opportunity to drive many different patrol vehicles, most of them Chevy Caprice 9C1 and Ford Crown Victorias. There were a few unique vehicles mixed in, including a Chevy IROC Camaro, Chevy Suburban, … Continued
I remember the old Cuyahoga County (Ohio) Sheriffs cars from the 1970’s and 80’s. The first time I recall seeing one was in a St. Patrick’s Day parade in Cleveland in the early 1980’s. What caught my attention and … Continued
Beginning life as a simple but timeless postwar Sedan, this 1951 Chevrolet Styleline De Luxe 4-Door Sedan was born as a member of General Motors’ newly overhauled lineup featuring a more modern full-length body and distinctive pontoon fenders before being … Continued
If you’re a fan of classic TV cop shows or vintage Mopar muscle, this unique 1969 Plymouth Satellite is a nostalgic head-turner with a twist. Heavily modified in the style of the black-and-white patrol cars featured on the television show … Continued
1971 Plymouth Satellite Police Tribute Vehicle This 1971 Plymouth Satellite was acquired in 2006 by a college shop teacher from the reported original owner and underwent a complete refurbishment in the style of a police vehicle for their local city. … Continued
Inside every adult male is a little boy hiding. The little boy inside the owner of this car came out when he was browsing the internet and came across an ad for a 1970 Mercury “California Highway Patrol” car. Unfortunately, … Continued
For $107,550 this documented Starsky & Hutch TV car can be yours. According to the ad on Facebook Marketplace: “Documented “Camera Car” from the TV Series “Starsky & Hutch” Driven On Camera by Paul Michael Glaser (Starsky) and David Soul … Continued
Imagine you’re speeding down a 2-lane blacktop in 1968 and you pass this! While police cars might have to be marked in the city or area where you live, many southern states used unmarked police cars for traffic enforcement back … Continued
This 1972 Plymouth Fury I started life with the Colorado State Patrol and was sold at auction in 1975. The guy that bought the car blew up the motor going down back roads at 140 MPH. The motor was rebuilt … Continued
In 1976 General Motors managed to pull the NYPD (New York City Police Department) fleet contract away from Mopar. General Motors was trying to expand Pontiac’s presence in the police car market. Precincts got mostly Pontiac LeMans with a few … Continued