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Peace Guys,

Hope all is well.

Thought you may find this a bit funny. While we were at the BHCU Car Show in Ridley, one of the officers on duty at the show asked Will to get in his Police Charger and give it a spin around the show; enjoy.

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haha, looks like he was having fun...

I rode in a police car once...

My car broke down on the interstate and a state patrol stopped and gave me a ride to my uncles... Pretty cool guy, he had the crown vic, didnt have much off the line, but from about 30+ it moved along pretty good..

It was pretty cool, i guess. I had to run to the car, and jump in it. I wanted him to get on the speaker, but couldn't find the button.

I remember my old Crown Vic (retired police car)... It was an 86 with the 351C under the hood and it looked like a POS, so I loved havin kids drivin daddy's camaro sitting at a light next to me

cargodz wrote:i remember my old crown vic (retired police car)... It was an 86 with the 351c under the hood and it looked like a pos, so i loved havin kids drivin daddy's camaro sitting at a light next to me :d

ahaha,

hell yeah !!

The new local cops (Holland and Toledo) got the new chargers... Lame ass Toledo opted for the 3.5ltrs (aka slow as hell)... Holland on the other hand got a bunch of 5.7ltr Hemis and 2) of the SRTs (with No SRT badging)... Wouldn't I just love to get my hands on one of them when they retire them

cargodz wrote:The new local cops (Holland and Toledo) got the new chargers... Lame ass Toledo opted for the 3.5ltrs (aka slow as hell)... Holland on the other hand got a bunch of 5.7ltr Hemis and 2) of the SRTs (with No SRT badging)... Wouldn't I just love to get my hands on one of them when they retire them

There pretty quick for being such a big car. I personally think that they are ugly, and wished they would of stuck more to the roots...

The new challenger on the other hand, they did a great job on. I'm not a big mopar fan but theres not much on the car that I would change...

Ford did a decent job with the mustang, nothing really special but for the price it's hard to beat...

The new camaro is kind of ugly, but I havent seen one is person so it's hard to say.

MobileAudio219 wrote:There pretty quick for being such a big car. I personally think that they are ugly, and wished they would of stuck more to the roots...
The new challenger on the other hand, they did a great job on. I'm not a big mopar fan but theres not much on the car that I would change...
Ford did a decent job with the mustang, nothing really special but for the price it's hard to beat...
The new camaro is kind of ugly, but I havent seen one is person so it's hard to say.

Absolutley dig the new challenger, the new camaro is nice in person, but I would have to go with the challenger.

As far as the Charger goes: If they had called it anything but a Charger I would have liked it, and it only needed two doors IMO.

The price tag for the challenger ain't that bad, Loaded up, with everything it runs around 42,000. That does sound like a lot, but I seen one up close and personal and for what you get it ain't that bad.

The mustang I like also, just enough retro to look good, and enough of the new stuff also.

Tim

cargodz wrote:I remember my old Crown Vic (retired police car)... It was an 86 with the 351C under the hood and it looked like a POS, so I loved havin kids drivin daddy's camaro sitting at a light next to me

are you sure it wasn't a 351W?

sinister audio wrote:are you sure it wasn't a 351W?

Nope... It was badged as a 351P/I and after doing some digging found out that was the last year the 351C was used as the P/I. In 87 they went to the 351W... I thought it was a Windser at first too, but with the Cleveland heads... That's why I did the digging.