1997 (went to those atrocious oval Federal lightbars)
1999
2002
Most, if not all, of the 93's are gone by now with the issuance of the '03's. Obviously next to go will be the Chevys and 96 Fords.
Posted by: GMACK24
wow
so they buy them EVERY year.
good to know.
thanks !
greg
BTW my neighbor who had a 1993 Marked unit turned his in
two weeks ago
and he came home with a 97 with the oval federal lightbar.
I wonder what they will do with his old 93 cruiser ?
auction perhaps.
it was very very clean....... BTW ....
and in Bridgewater, MA there are 2 new 03's
a marked one and an unmarked one.
The unmarked is SWEET.
The unmarked guy used to have a 96 chevy caprice and the marked guy used to have the 97,
Good stuff.
Posted by: Wolfman
Quote:
Originally Posted by GMACK24
wow
so they buy them EVERY year.
Actually, new cruisers are purchased whenever the budget allows for it. It would be nice if it could be guaranteed every year.
Posted by: MiamiVice
MT1, I heard that your job got a bond to buy 500 new cars each year until 05'. Any truth to that rumor??
Ken
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