And some are Honorary Deputy Sheriffs :lol:VOR said:
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... don't forget the constables! 
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Re: re: MSP Impalas?
At any rate...would you really want to wait six years to buy a used MSP piece of junk if you had to?? :shock: You have seen some of the cars that they sell, right? :lol:
My car is in excellent shape, however, I am still slowly having to replace stuff (that I expected to replace anyway)...rear brakes and rotors, 1 tire, tie rods, struts, strut mounts, a coolant temperature sensor, etc.
I love my car. The great thing about the Impalas is they can haul ass, they are set up to easily make them a great patrol vehicle (shifter on the steering columns, in-line connectors for wig-wags and tail-light flashers, pre-existing wiring for anything that you would need to hook up so you don't have to run wires, power drops under glove box and two in the trunk, as well as two studs under the hood).
Simply great for unmarked use because 95% of the public doesn't even know that they make a police package AND they're so common (even after only being around for 4 years).
Oh, and FWD is great too for New England weather.
I personally have a silver '01 9C1 that I bought from a guy in NY...it used to be a state-owned car in NC. Possibly state police, but I'm really not sure.mpd61 said:
At any rate...would you really want to wait six years to buy a used MSP piece of junk if you had to?? :shock: You have seen some of the cars that they sell, right? :lol:
My car is in excellent shape, however, I am still slowly having to replace stuff (that I expected to replace anyway)...rear brakes and rotors, 1 tire, tie rods, struts, strut mounts, a coolant temperature sensor, etc.
I love my car. The great thing about the Impalas is they can haul ass, they are set up to easily make them a great patrol vehicle (shifter on the steering columns, in-line connectors for wig-wags and tail-light flashers, pre-existing wiring for anything that you would need to hook up so you don't have to run wires, power drops under glove box and two in the trunk, as well as two studs under the hood).
Simply great for unmarked use because 95% of the public doesn't even know that they make a police package AND they're so common (even after only being around for 4 years).
Oh, and FWD is great too for New England weather.
I don't think it's a good idea to divulge the plates of unmarked MSP cars on a public forum that alot of non-law enforcement personel read.
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Re: re: MSP Impalas?
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Clean up Aisle meVOR said:...a station wagon with RWD and a Hemi...
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A friend of mine just bought himself a 2004 Dodge Intrepid... damn... I need to get me a new car!
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