The Ultimate Police Cars of 1970s
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- čas přidán 26. 07. 2024
- Did you know that cop cars have to be both tough and fast? They need to carry police gear, transport prisoners, and be nimble enough to chase speedy cars. They also have to be strong enough to handle rough driving, like rolling over curbs and bouncing over medians. Plus, they must be comfortable for officers to sit in during long shifts. And all this has to come at a low price because they are bought by government agencies.
Since the mid-1950s, automakers have built special models just for police use. These cars start as regular sedans or coupes but are made stronger and more durable to handle the tough life of a patrol car.
Here is a list of The Ultimate Police Cars of 1970s.
0:00 Intro
0:41 9. 1965-1997 Porsche 911
1:42 8. 1972-1974 AMC Matador Enforcer
3:03 7. 1975-1979 Chevrolet Nova 9C1
3:49 6. 1968-1970 Plymouth Belvedere Pursuit
4:44 5. 1974-1993 Dodge Ram charger
5:45 4. 1955 Buick Century 68
6:52 3. 1969 Dodge Polara 440
7:53 2. 1982-1993 Ford Mustang Special Service Package
9:02 1. 1991-2002 Chevrolet Camaro B4C
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"It's got a cop motor, a 440 cubic inch plant, it's got cop tires, cop suspensions, cop shocks. It's a model made before catalytic converters so it'll run good on regular gas."
"Fix the cigarette lighter."
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Late 70:s Dodge Monaco and Plymouth Fury, these were featured in lots of tv shows and movies in the late 70:s and early 80:s 👍
As for other eras : Chevrolet Caprice and Ford Crown Victoria.
Also the picture of the Black and white Porsche 911 which says : POLIS on the door, is from Sweden, yes, in the 1970:s, 13 Porsches were used on the Swedish motorways to catch speeders, pretty interesting fact.
Another very popular police car in Sweden in the 70:s was the Plymouth Valiant, which was loved for it's size and it's great Slant 6 engine 👍
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Useless list if it doesn't feature the B-Body Dodge Monaco
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Monaco was a C-Body in the 70s
Monaco was a C-Body till 1977 (Royal Monaco in that last year) and a B-Body from 1977 to 1978. And I am referring to the B-Body.
@@AlexanderGreb77 we got your point in the 1st time Sir. We are doing that production. Will most likely be on air in mid July. As, June listing is already complete.
Two words for what made me love the Plymouth cop cars of the 60s and 70s. "Adam-12".
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Dutch police somehow convinced the dutch government that they ‘needed’ porsche 356 and later 911 targa patrolcars
wow. Thats great to know if police department can influence government to have cars of their choice. Amazing.
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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.
@@peterrogulla7726 Excellent Observation Sir.
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Thats easy. The 911 already had their phone number on it.
Pete Malloy:
You know what this is?
Jim Reed:
Yes sir, it's a police car.
Pete Malloy:
This black and white patrol car has an overhead valve V8 engine. It develops 325 horsepower at 4800 RPM's. It accelerates from 0 to 60 in seven seconds; it has a top speed of 120 miles an hour. It's equipped with a multi channeled DFE radio and an electronic siren capable of admitting three variables, wail, yelp, and alert. It also serves as an outside radio speaker and public address system. The automobile has two shotgun racks, one attached to the bottom portion of the front seat, one in the vehicle trunk. Attached to the middle of the dash, illuminated by a single bulb is a hot sheet desk. Fastened to which you will always make sure is the latest one off the teletype before you ever roll.
Jim Reed:
Yes sir.
Pete Malloy:
It's your life insurance and mine. You take care of it and it'll take care of you.
Jim Reed:
Yes sir. You want me to drive?
Amazing narration Sir.
You must write some scripts.
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Just a little FYI for anyone curious.
I am a Little Rock police officer of 24 years, the first 8 as an Arkansas State Trooper.
One car that remains loved as a law enforcement platform is the Ford Panther platform. 1979-2012. Mostly, by far, the Crown Victoria.
I attended many law enforcement conventions nationwide through the years, and that car is still a legend with us.
There was even a nationwide petition to Ford asking them to continue that platform, at least as a law enforcement only car.
Easy to fix, tough as beaver teeth, and reliable as a tire iron. My wife even still has her 2011 Lincoln Town Car. She has refused a new car for 9 years now.
Most of us have transformed to the Explorer with police specs, and it is an incredible replacement. If anyone finds one for sale, *BUY IT*
But man, those Crown Vics will always be legendary with law enforcement all over North America.
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I'm a retired police officer from LAPD Los Angeles Police Department! The one unique police vehicle I didn't see in this video was the AMC Javelin? I remember the Alabama State Police special ordered several Javelins for their patrol duties, primarily targeted as used as a pursuit car! I believe they had a 3 or 4 year run from 1971 to 1974? They, of course, were a fast back sport coupe similar to the Mustang 5.0, but without any rear seat capacity? Equipped with the indestructible dynamic 401 V8 4bbl, but I think they were all automatic transmissions? If nothing else, they were awesome looking! They were the reason my very first car I bought at 17 years old was a 1972 AMC Javelin with the 401 V8 4bbl dual exhaust California registered car. I bought it used in 1977 with 28,000 original miles from the original owner. I paid $2,500 for it, and it was by far one of the best running cars I ever owned, and I kick myself every time I wonder why I sold it 2 years later? Stupid kid I was! That Javelin was black with dark blue interior, and believe me, it was a total "chicken magnet!" I had more girlfriends than I could handle when I owned that car. I think I spent every weekend driving to the beach in Santa Monica or driving to Santa Barbara. That car was FAST FAST AND FAST!!
Anyway, the Alabama State Police AMC Javelin should have been covered in your survey, I believe?
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@AMERICAN-AUTOS oh wow that's awesome 👌 👏 👍
Thanks so much! I'll be looking out for it
My dad bought a 1969 Dodge Polara 4 door the day I was born. It only had the reliable 318. That car carried us 5 kids and my parents from Canada to Disneyland.
We are super happy that we brought back some good old memories and made you smile 😊
No matter what model Police car, they all made driver's blood run cold when they lit up.
Hahahaha
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You obviously didn’t come up in the hills or the country,,,,
Blue lights in the 70’s?
Out on some old backroads???
Our signal that the race just started
@@EdgarConner-xz8wo that’s another awesome one sir.
The race just started 🤣🤣🤣
A good friend of mine was the mechanic for a small city. He was called out to tow in one of the 82 Mustang pursuit cars. The officer reported he was nearing 100 mph in a pursuit when the engine let go. The Mustang was stuck in second gear. The officer was used to automatics and in the excitement of the chase forgot about shifting.
That’s some unique experience Sir 😃
Very interesting
BS.
@@Weird.Dreams you are what you speak. So better take yourself somewhere else.
As an officer, I had a 1990s 9C1 Police Package Chevy Caprice with a 350 V8 in it. That thing screeaaaaamed down the road.
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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
Most of those big Mopar cop cars were running the 440 V8. For the sake of parts ordering most kept their 440 V8s even into the late 1970s when Chrysler dropped the engine. And the 1 cop car of all time will be the Ford CVPI existing from 1979 to 2012 as the panther platform. At one point CVPIs were in service from coast to coast
Amazing.
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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.
Actually, modern police cars have the same powertrain as their civilian counterparts. Because they are at least 150 lbs heavier than their civvy twins due to equipment added they are slower. In the case of the popular Dodge Charger the difference is larger as LEO cars get the old 5 speed auto instead of the superior Mercedes 8 speed, they also have a low gear lockout at 25 mph. This means that LEO Chargers are a full second slower in the quarter mile, running low 14s vs low 13s.
Those planning to flee should know that some highway patrols, including FHP are using 392 Charger 'Scat Packs'. With these 6.4L 485 hp HEMI's they run mid 12's and top out at 168 mph. [sources: ALLPAR forums, C/D and Motor Trend mags]
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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.
These are still the most beloved cop cars in the world. Period.
I have never heard anyone brag on a Matador. I read several times how unreliable they were, therefore were phased out quickly in favor of Plymouths and Fords
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@@AMERICAN-AUTOS "Sir, you certainly have studied about these machines." ... well, you should have too before making this video ...
@@AlexanderGreb77 Basically, we are a friend group of very young car enthusiasts just crossing our teens. So, our only source of authentic information is internet.
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AMC were very reliable
@@rovervitesse1985 Thank You Sir…
Love the Camaro and i am a Chevy man but you got to give it up for the Ford Crown Victoria....that joker could take a beating and still roll.... drove one on patrol from 1992-2005
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Plymouth Fury, Crown Vics, and the Caprice were the best in my opinion. They never did get rid of the Mustangs. They used them today and the mid to late 90s. Foxbody didn't stop til 2004. Have to remember the Foxbody's like the Fairmonts.
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My new issued Cherokee “Police Special “ was a Cherokee Sport with a high output alternator- to handle the radio and lights.
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I’ve always wanted one of those cute little 4-door 9C1 Novas. They seem like a fun classic to just drive around.
My father was Alabama State Trooper 1970 to 1999. His favorite was a 1970 Ford 500 428 Police enterceptor. My favorite was the 1972 AMC Javlin Alabama State Trooper car he drove. My favorite that I was assigned was the 2000 Crown Vic.
The 1972-73 Matador is a very good police cars
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Sargent Stadenko and Noodles had an unmarked AMC Matador Police cruiser.
Love the AMC Matador.
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1971-72 the Alabama state patrol bought 193 American Motors javelins thay were very fast
Amazing
AMC Matadors are nice cars same with the dodge polara 440 pursuit
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Noting that some who watch this and videos like this actually drove police vehicles from the 70s and 80s and having differing opinions, I’ll offer mine. As durability is a desirable feature for a police car, I don’t think any of them match the reputations established by the 60s - 70s Dodges and Plymouths, although the Crown Victoria PIs from the mid 80s through the end of the line are pretty hard to beat. The SSP Mustangs as well as the consumer 5.0s we’re great cars and affordable, but had a tendency to overheat as the speedometer needle hit 130 mph. The three-core radiator wasn’t sufficient to keep the 302 cool at sustained high rpms. The Border Patrol bought its last Ramchargers in 1985. They were not anything special other than local “war wagon conversions” to defend against rock attacks - might have had a heavy duty alternator but the engines were 318 two barrels. The last one i drove seemed to have a top speed of about 75. The Broncos with independent front suspensions handled better on and off the road, and took a pretty good beating. Not mentioned but should have been were the last of the 70s B-body Plymouths and Dodges. They were great police vehicles. The Matadors and a o as were never popular in my part of the world. When one department decided to go small, they did it with six cylinder Volaris. Not a stellar moment. The Novas got a lot of media attention - at least from the magazines, but don’t think they sold all that well. I seem to remember a magazine article on smaller police vehicles from 1975 which featured the Nova. Volvo had entered their 164e police car as used by Swedish police. Performance wise, it was close to the Nova. Remember in the 70 s, American law enforcement was used to operating with full frame passenger cars with big trunks and decent interior space. None of the “compacts” of the time had big trunks or decent interior space except for the Volvo, and they cost too much. American fleet maintenance wasn’t always that great so something like a Porsche 911 was a non starter.
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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.
1971 FORD FALCON XY 500 - GT-HO PHASE III was the fastest 4 door sedan in the world NSW and ACT police had plenty of these cars but there were about 8 in each state that had a few mods done to make them even faster and stop quicker.
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Chrysler Corp. built the best police cars in the 70's. Period.
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@@AMERICAN-AUTOS Fastest domestic car 1978-Plymouth Fury, 138 mph. Higher top speed than the Vette, Z28, Trans Am.
In the 70's they hadd to be tough every one of them jumped bridges or buildings and rammed other cars on the road. TV will never be that great again!
The Georgia state patrol had 3 1972 American Motors javelins
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Using AI again for lead photo. Just sad.
Sir, only the after effects used to enhance the real image.
Thumbnails these days need some enhancement so they can pop out among the competitors.
Why is the Crown Vic NOT here???
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This video looks like a catalog of every possible video transition and effect that you could get. And it’s got problems with the wrong model years. And not to mention the fact that the still shots they show are far too short to actually see what’s going on. I will pass.
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@@AMERICAN-AUTOS OK so if you want some advice, here goes from a video editor: stick to one transition, at the most two. The simple 0.8 second fade in/fade out transition is a classic. Things are called classic because they work and are the best. There is also no need to switch from black-and-white to color and back-and-forth again. Just stick to color. Your excessive use of transitions from the entire catalog actually takes away from the good video content. Thanks!
How can two pony cars from the 80's and 90's be included in the The Ultimate Police Cars of the 70's?
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don't forget the 55 buick too!
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CHP switched from the Mustangs to the Camaros becuase the Mustangs had a tendency to lift at high speeds.
Very technical analysis
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I can attest to that, not a cop, but as the previous owner of a 79 Cobra and an 88 LX both 5.0s. Over 100 MPH, the front ends danced all over the place in both vehicles.
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The 4th generation Camaro will be the best budget hot rod ever
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AMC also made an AMX police car.
Yes. You are right sir.
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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.
But what about the Ford LTD Crown Victoria?
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Porsche? How do you take someone to jail??? We loved the Nova except the lack of ground clearance.
That’s a real valid question Sir.
Probably, these beauties were used just to show the dominance on road.
Just as Bugattis are on roads of Dubai.
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How about the 1971-2 AMC Javelin used by the Alabama Highway Patrol
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0:22 since when did government agencies care about how much of our tax dollars they spend?
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Either a 68 Ford Galaxy 500 intercepter or a 69 Plymouth Fury!
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Can't call it a best of 70's list, when more than half of these weren't even in use or from the 70's!🙄🙄🙄
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How about the Australian Ford Falcon XB coupe, the same as the mad max car. Or the Holden Torana XU1 GTR, which was a race car for the road.
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@@AMERICAN-AUTOS that’s awesome!
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Emmm...what about Monacos, Furys, CrownVics......??? I bet there were much more of them on service than mustangs or camaros.
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In Edwin J Sannow's book " Chevrolet police cars" the B4C Camaro was clocked at 167 MPH by the Michigan state police test not 154.
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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.
@@silverstar4289 awesome 🙌
I like the car you used for the Thumbnail. What kind of car is that?
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Dodge Monaco
@@davidgold5961 I suspected a Chrysler product. It's cool looking, I like it. It looks close to a favorite of mine from Australia, the 76-79 Ford LTD P6. I love the front Clip design.
WHERES THE 74-76 DODFE MONACO?!?
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You all have forgotten about the Chevy Caprice now that was a cop car to be talked about.
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You will find some very unique ones there.
And the Ford Crown Victoria. The ultimate police car.
@@glennso47 they never changed the body style. One looks like all the same years.
5:45 1955 buick is not 70's car!😂
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85 Gran Fury-not the best, would just quit on me. Dog ass 318....give me a 78 Fury any day!
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69 Polara 440 is the king of police car
Absolutely love this 😇
Whatever Roscoe P. Coltrane was driving. Usually some Dodge.
Yes Sir.
Re almost correct. In some earlier shows they Amc Ambassadors being destroyed.
What about the 71 Alabama police Javelin
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The FHP had 80's mustangs that would compete with lamborghinis and ferraris!! I thnk they had boss 302 engines.
Yes exactly
1974 amc javelin alabama highway patrol car.
LAPD Matador!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dodge Ram Charger with Lonewolf McQuade.
No mention of the C4 or C5 Corvette police car?
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Why would you have a POS for a police 🚔 car 🚗?
@kevinmcduffie1092 Evidently you know nothing about policing. Or cars
@@billyclub9733 didn’t see that at all. POS.
@@kevinmcduffie1092 Google it. Nothing more to say here
Pretty sure that's a swedish policecar at 1:18
Great observation Sir.
Where 's the Buick Regal? 🙄
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หน้าปกคลิปคือรุ่นอะไร?
English please 🙏
@@AMERICAN-AUTOS What model of car is on the cover of the clip?
@@earth2jbowv.3
1978 Ford Limited Edition Police Interceptor
Saab 99 the police car
🇺🇸 police always best !
Yes, very true 😀
Edit: "and other decades".
Ok Sir.
This list sucks .. Title reads 1970's cars at numbers 2 and 1 are 80's up... you didn't even list the best which started every police force wanting to use pony cars . AMC AMX JAVELIN which should be number 1 for fastest and best chase car that let criminals know that Alabama wasn't a place that played around . You will be caught!
Next plymouth Belvedere wasn't the star car for all adam 12 episodes . Season 1,2,3 had 67, 68 , 69 Belvedere respectively. 4th season had a Satellite, the fifth until end of series they used AMC Matador.
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AI video sux mistakes brah
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stop using AI then I will subscribe brah 👍
AI generated video.
You are waste of time dear.
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Old cars very beautiful good useful wonderful strong made from iron 💪 simple talking American style but new cars ugly made from blastic and losers motor parts electric losers supposed to be mechanical parts like fuel pumps and don't talking about American edition never what's wrong with you that because strangers savagery
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@@kevinmcduffie1092 my message clearly ,,old cars 👍👍new cars 👎👎
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The cops that chased my 79 Charger said they liked anything with a 383 Dodge or Plymouth They also said my Charger was uncatchable and that I proved many times
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These are still the most beloved cop cars in the world. Period.
The 1972-73 Matador is a very good police cars
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These are still the most beloved cop cars in the world. Period.
Thank You ☺️