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AerodyMANIAC said:Some race cars semi flat black their hoods from the70s to keep to sun glare from bouncing off the hoods and blinding you when you drive...they woudlnt paint the trunk, it would be pointless.
ACTUALLY i just noticed a black rubber or something on the trunk?
TritonBoulder47 said:
Jarred J. said:wanna be proffesional video with a "do not duplicate" warning.
free advertising for Tom at AWL? priceless
so tell us tom how much of a discount do we get for using his refferal? :suicide:
triton911bj said:So myself and Boulder are going to the PA Fire Expo down in Harrisburg friday. I wonder what "interesting" rides we will find in the parking lot LOL
BJ
CPDG23 said:I'll rate this a solid 7/10.
You would have gotten a 10/10 if you got a picture of the driver and video of him driving the beast.
tsquale said:While your contribution is good...its in the wrong spot. There is a Whacker sticky already made... :duh:
7d9_z28 said:So, me and my buddy are in the parking lot, trying to determine which place we are going to grab lunch, and there sat this beauty. Didn't get the BEST picture, but I did get one!
It is an 80's Chrysler Fifth Avenue. According to the white decal on the white door ( :duh: ), its an escort vehicle. Also note the POW/MIA above the "escort" sign. Up top, we see a nice old lightbar with HUGE cast aluminum mounting feet, and: (2) small speakers (the kind that come with the animal sounds/siren from Wal mart) (2) short can type strobes, (2) amber/red lollipops, and in the center, an amber rotating beacon. The shiny chrome thing in the windshield on the A pillar is a fire extinguisher (odd place for a highly reflective piece of equipment). There was also various flashlights, radios, controller, etc, and The obvious antenna on the trunk. Also, a decorative license plate blocking most of the airflow to the radiator...
Not a HUGE whacker, but, wouldn't a cheap dual rotator lightbar suffice? Or, the two strobes? Either way, I thought it was neat
TheLightFromMars said:Where? Where? I gotta see it....
I wonder if they're functional though. I know a few PC repair places that do this kind of thing, and just get a hollow shell or have it not wired. One comes to mind that has an Arjent, red domes but amber LEDs.BigWil said:Saw this gem the other day:
It appears to have all clear lights on the front lightbar, with a red mini bar on the back. The "AMBULANCE" has been replaced with "BANDULANCE" and they have "Emergency Musical Services" on the side. I snapped this picture with my cell phone, so it's not the best. I'll be keeping an eye on it if it ever turns those lights on in my jurisdiction.
BigWil said:Saw this gem the other day:
It appears to have all clear lights on the front lightbar, with a red mini bar on the back. The "AMBULANCE" has been replaced with "BANDULANCE" and they have "Emergency Musical Services" on the side. I snapped this picture with my cell phone, so it's not the best. I'll be keeping an eye on it if it ever turns those lights on in my jurisdiction.
killCARB027 said:s
I just went through the entire "Whacker or Screwed Up Install" thread and cannot believe how many private security firms there are in TX that use white or black & white police package Crown Vics with full Blue lightbars and even sirens. All 50 states really should make it illegal for private security patrols to use Red or Blue flashing lights on their vehicles and I can't understand why police departments in TX allow private security guards to drive vehicles equipped with Blue lights since it apparently is illegal for non-emergency vehicles (excluding school buses or tow trucks) to use Red or Blue flashing lights of any type according to sect. 547.305 of the TX Transportation Code. I have no problem with TxDOT and other government agencies in Texas using Blue & Amber flashing lights on their highway\roadside maintenance vehicles because they have a legitimate reason to use such lights and are in no way attempting to impersonate a law enforcement officer. However these security clowns from TX Pioneer "Control" (and other security companies) who are driving vehicles with Blue flashing lights, posing for the cameras with long guns or making Youtube videos showing them in swat team like gear complete with masks are doing everything that they can to make members of the general public think they are cops. Why else would you be driving a white or black & white CVPI with a Blue strobe lightbar that says PATROL in huge lettering on the side?