Nevada Highway Patrol 1995 Chevrolet Camaro B4C – Pursuit Vehicle
This rare 1995 Chevrolet Camaro B4C is a true piece of American law enforcement history. Originally ordered with the B4C Special Service Package, this Camaro served as a Nevada Highway Patrol pursuit vehicle based in Elko, Nevada, before being retired from duty in 2007 and later refurbished for private ownership.
With authentic police equipment, a rebuilt LT1 V8, and its original service livery, this Camaro stands out as a highly collectible police-spec muscle car.
Nevada Highway Patrol History
Delivered new in 1995, this Camaro was configured specifically for law enforcement use under Chevrolet’s B4C program. It remained in active service with the Nevada Highway Patrol until April 2007.
After changing hands in 2012, a refurbishment was initiated that included mechanical rebuilding and a return to its original patrol appearance.
B4C Special Service Package Features
- 5.7-liter LT1 V8 engine
- 3.42:1 Torsen limited-slip differential
- High-output alternator
- Engine, transmission, and power steering coolers
- Upgraded four-wheel anti-lock ventilated disc brakes
- Heavy-duty suspension with larger sway bars
- Factory oil cooler
Police Equipment & Accessories
- Federal Signal Jetsonic light bar
- Wig-wag headlights with corner strobing
- Federal Signal Unitrol Touchmaster light and siren controller
- Federal Signal Stinger spike system
- MPH Industries K55 Doppler radar
- K-band radar detector
- Motorola radio and scanner
- CB radio
- Multiple external antennas (roof, rear window, quarter panel)
Included with the vehicle:
- Nevada Highway Patrol shirt
- Hats, badges, and tape
- Multiple keys and accessories
Exterior Design & Condition
The car was factory finished in Medium Quasar Blue Metallic with a Sebring Silver Metallic roof, matching the Nevada Highway Patrol fleet.
It was repainted around 2012 in its original service livery.
- Integrated rear spoiler
- Roof- and rear-mounted antennas
- Quarter panel antenna mount
- Period-correct police lighting
- 16-inch five-spoke alloy wheels
- Goodyear tires
Interior Features
The 2+2 cabin features black and gray cloth bucket seats and remains equipped for police duty.
- Federal Signal Unitrol Touchmaster controller
- MPH K55 radar system
- Motorola communications equipment
- CB radio
- Mounted speaker system
- Flashlight and reading light
Factory features include:
- Air conditioning
- Power windows and locks
- Delco cassette stereo
The trunk houses a Motorola Spectra radio and the Stinger spike system.
Engine & Performance
The 5.7-liter LT1 V8 was rebuilt approximately 4,000 miles ago along with the six-speed manual transmission during the 2012 refurbishment.
- Rebuilt engine and transmission
- Strut tower brace
- Pursuit-rated cooling systems
Why This Camaro B4C Is Special
The Chevrolet Camaro B4C is a rare factory police package, and surviving examples with original equipment and documented history are increasingly hard to find.
This car offers a unique combination of muscle car performance and authentic law enforcement heritage, making it highly desirable for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
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I started my career as a police officer in 1989 with the Geneva on The Lake Police Department. I worked part time as a police officer and full time as a Security Sergeant doing armed mobile security patrols for a local security company. In 1990 I became a State Trooper with the Ohio State Highway Patrol. During my career as a State Trooper I was certified as a Technical Crash Investigator, OPOTA Police Instructor, OPOTA Police Driving Instructor, LASER Instructor, and received awards for ACE (Auto Larceny) and Post Trooper of The Year. Code 3 Garage is a mix of my inner automotive gearhead, and public safety background. I hope you enjoy it!
