Little off topic, but I figured at least ONE person here would be interested...
That looks like a beautiful unit----too bad it would not fit in my living room---Audrey'd kill me!!
Honesty, I don't think Audrey would kill you! She'd hire some to do that for her!
Thanks. That's exactly the look I'm trying to achieve. The area that I'm using as a rough guide for my layout is a depressed industrial area. Money is tight and the bottom line takes precedence over outward appearance.Jeffery, you building looks like it will have a nice "other side of the tracks" look.
Mike, I wonder how they even got it in the truck? Maybe they run it up on some snap track.
The stand it is displayed on has rails and it has caster wheels on the bottom. There was a platform in the bed of the truck that also had rails. Not seen it the pic was a sort of bridge piece with rails that now I realize was to span across the tailgate between the rails in the truck bed and the wooden stand. Roll on, roll off deal the same as the larger sized live steam guys do.
Not here
The only reason I know what the car is cause i seen it in action The Magnum is charcoal gray and the charger is red! These dodges are completely UNmarked they even got regular Lic. tags!
Q-cars! The British used the same trick on the German U-boats. They had ships (termed Q-ships) that looked like slow freighters or tankers but had the power and speed of destroyers and concealed guns and depth charge racks. The life expectancy of a sub caught unawares by one of these ships could be measured in minutes.Not here
They have a similar law here in Leesville. An unmarked car can't make a traffic stop but a car without lights but has police markings can.
I can imagine the one in the pic Mike posted costing 25 grand. Maybe if I win the lottery someday... I predict a short and dismal life for this thing if it ever really hits the streets. 
Yup, aimed at you...Josh, I guess that would be me.
Nicely marked car, only had visible LED's in the rear window, rear quarter windows, and two small ones in the grill.Magnums were around, but have since been sold, the San Diego County Sheriff's Office and CHP have tons of Chargers now, along with Border Patrol.
The traffic marking is not that faint, the lighting and angle just caused it, see below...
Caprice is confirmed:
Jim, the Caprice is based upon the Holden chassis outta Australia, not sure where the G8 rumor came from on the net. I'm thinking its because Holden makes the chassis of the G8 and Camaro's.Steve, our department had two Camaros for a while. Total junk and their high speed handling was terrible. They lasted a year before they were sold off. It would be great if Chevy would really bring back a real Caprice with a real police package again but the one I've seen, which won't be out until 2011, is going to be based on the Pontiac G8 frame, which means it will be smaller than the Impala police package cars they have now. The console arrangement is a disaster from the pictures, with the radios having to be side mounted, which almost mandates a touch screen control system, since you can't be looking sideways to change a channel at 100 mph.
Chris, not even having exempt plates, or whatever government plates are called down in Florida, is really a bad idea. You can buy everything you need to equip a car with all the lights and sirens you want on the web and all the clear LED lights make them nearly invisible to a passing officer. This is an invitation to perverts and thugs to be able to stop citizens and impersonate officers. I'm surprised this hasn't already happened.
! On The first move Battle between Bumble Bee(2010 Camaro) and Barricade (2010 Mustang) best Part JMO......... For you guys that haven't seen either transformer Movies, There is some real nice cars on the movies!
