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Sargent Stadenko and Noodles had an unmarked AMC Matador Police cruiser.

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They used a 360 also. And I had an 84 Plymouth fury cop car that has a 4 barrel 318. The car was a charcoal gray wrapper which means unmarked.

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And the Ford Crown Victoria. The ultimate police car.

@@glennso47 they never changed the body style. One looks like all the same years.

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Indiana State Police did high speed training with the Camaro on the Indy 500 track. Yep 170 is in the range. They were doing maneuvers over 140. Santos lived in Indiana, and it’s likely he witnessed some of that.

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I had a 95 9C1 Caprice. I drove it for 13 years. It was the best car I ever owned and was a lot of fun, I would blow Mustang GTs and IROCs into the weeds on a routine basis

@@Bluesmobile3 Had a full built Turbocharged 1998 Acura integra GS-R. I specially built an entire separate engine for it. I had a viper killing 525 horsepower on pump gas. On 130 octane Avgas I hit 560. On the street I had to pull out easy so as to avoid blowing up my ring gear. By the 150 foot mark I was spooled up and had 20 pounds of boost ( 15 on 94 octane Sunoco) I smoked many a Mustang and camero both street and strip. One night I was coming home and I didn’t see the state trooper in his caprice 9c1. I saw the lights coming off the exit and I stood on it. He couldn’t catch up. I was way too far to get a plate read and like most imports I had a police scanner in my car. They might be fast enough but not against something that was built to decimate all. After I lost the state trooper on the highway I got off the highway and went backroads home. I outran him before he could get a plate, color or make. When we raced you definitely had to be able to outrun the cops. These days a boat like a caprice would get eaten alive

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The picture at 1:19 shows a very rare swedish 911 police car. Just a handful was bought in the mid/late 60's. I believe at least one of them is preserved to this day.

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Purchased mainly by Alabama state police, they were actually Javelin AMXs with the 401

@@matthewcaughey8898 My dad had one, in California, but not a police car.

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You didn’t see the downsized 1979 to 1983 Malibu 9C1s the pa state police got cursed with. They had the 305 mini small block to make matters worse. For sone reason they served ( fairly briefly) alongside the 1983 and up box Caprice 9c1 ( much preferred over the Malibu) and the first 1984 and up Ford Crown Victoria P71s

@@matthewcaughey8898 my home town department replaced six cylinder Volaris with V-8 Fairmonts that were the converted to propane, then the Malibus. The Malibus at that department may have been V-6s, although I may be confusing them with the full size non PI Chevys that the department had to “borrow” from one of the utility departments and install radios, lights and sirens because the budget at the time did not include enough to keep the fleet running. Seems like by the mid 80s everyone started getting tired of that drama and buying vehicles more intended for LE use. During the Volari days, air conditioner belts were even removed so officers couldn’t needlessly waste gas on hot days. I became an explorer in the late 70s but didn’t begin my LE career until 1990. Nevertheless, there were still examples from the mid 80s still in the fleets so I got to enjoy both the mid 80s Crowns and Caprices. Was exposed to 70s Plymouths, Torinos, LTDs and LTD IIs, and Volaris from the explorer program. Those late 70s Malibus were popular with drag racers later on.

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My local sheriff's told me the fastest squad cars they have are the Ford Interceptor. It's based on the Taurus, and is thev3.5 V-6, but has twin turbos. He claims it's faster than their Charger squad cars

It depends on what kind of service, it is ordered for. City cars, are built with low differential gears, to get up to speed quickly, to catch people. Highway cars are built with high end differentials, for high speed pursuit. I drove a highway car, that was going to Georgia in the late 70s. It was slow off the line, but at 50 mph, it would set you back in the seat.

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Re almost correct. In some earlier shows they Amc Ambassadors being destroyed.