We have 1 2008 CVPI fully marked (with amber lightbar ??????????)
1 1997 CVPI fully marked (with red and blue lightbar)
1 1992 CVPI unmarked
2 1990 Ex - US AIR FORCE 15 pass. dodge vans
and 1 1980 Ex - US AIR FORCE school bus
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Originally posted by jakeslife View PostI will post a photo of me and my car soon.
Currently, my pathetic company has a few Ford Focuses (one of them being mine), Chevrolet Cavaliers (2003, not th enicer new ones), a Kia Rio that they feel they can keep fixing each week when it dies, and three Toyota Echos. Yes, Echos.
Our fancy contracts get Subaru Forresters.
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2007 Dodge Charger, unmarked but with all the bells & whistles (not shared - take home car). Also use Jeep Cherokees for rougher/construction areas where more ground clearance is needed (Chargers dont look good wearing mud). Will try to get a better photo of it or one of the marked units.
GREAT car, great agency, great image
Last edited by 8901; 02-20-2008, 05:48 PM.
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Originally posted by Hank1 View PostThe raise I'll take..You can have the office though! LOL!
Be Safe,
Hank
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Originally posted by Echos13 View PostThey are just starting to be issued. Talk has it they are looking into the low profile LEDS. Most have (had) the Streethawk or the Arodynic. Personally I would prefer a raise and an office.
Be Safe,
Hank
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Originally posted by Echos13 View PostThey are just starting to be issued. Talk has it they are looking into the low profile LEDS. Most have (had) the Streethawk or the Arodynic. Personally I would prefer a raise and an office.
And SecurityAussieStyle, do my eyes deceive me, or do I see another security agency using Hyundais?!Apparently my boss isn't alone in his flights of fancy... Course, we're using sedans & SUVs, not the little hatchbacks, but still...
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Originally posted by Hank1 View PostThe other night, I stopped off at a local 7-11 in the zone I was working. When I pulled in the parking lot, I observed a Wackenhut Officer in a Dodge Nitro. Pretty sharp looking vehicle. I did not see any lights or other electronic equipmemt on or in the vehicle.
Be Safe,
Hank
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The other night, I stopped off at a local 7-11 in the zone I was working. When I pulled in the parking lot, I observed a Wackenhut Officer in a Dodge Nitro. Pretty sharp looking vehicle. I did not see any lights or other electronic equipmemt on or in the vehicle.
Be Safe,
Hank
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When I worked for Vector we had 4 foor Chevy Trackers. Small SUV, but (surprisingly) reliable. Wackenhut, Jeep Liberty, that we never had as it was always in the shop. We did have a DOdge Charger as a rental from enterprise, wassn't very impressed. Allied, we used client vehicles. Started out with Two Ford Escapes, not bad but not great, a bit more reliable than the Liberty. On Occassion we would have a truck from enterprise when a patrol vehicle was in the shop. About a couple of years ago an officer totaled one of the Escapes traveling on a power line road. We ended up getting a new Dodge SUV, which make completely escapes me now...I'll post pics later.
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Originally posted by Alaska Security View PostMotorola Mic holder is dash mounted, CB is console mounted. You're just seeing things... lol
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Motorola Mic holder is dash mounted, CB is console mounted. You're just seeing things... lol
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Optical illusion I think, the view is through the steering wheel, the clip is on the console I think.
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Originally posted by Alaska Security View PostHeh. One of my rides.
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Your logo looks similar to that of a medical services provider...
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Here's one of our Patrol Cars, a current model Hyundai Getz, nowhere near as impressive as some of the vehicles in the post but effecient and effective.
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