Ultimate Cop Cars

Jack Meoff

Jack Meoff

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A shrine to the coolest cop cars ever made by Ma Mopar.

Might as well start with these.
A few F's and an M.


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The best thing about cop cars is they had all the heavy duty parts, anti sway bars front and rear, big brakes, etc etc I was also told that the bodies had more spot welds in them to make them stronger, not living in the USA and unlikely ever to see an M body cop car I have take their word for it :)
 
These prowled the streets of my youth. These are the first thing that come to mind when I think Cop car.

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As far as the Toronto cars we had the Caravelle in the 80's.
This is a semi recent picture of a restored one.

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And back in school Toronto's finest used to show up with "Blinky" the safety car.

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greymouser7 said:
You shut your maple syrup mouth! I effing love the Blues Brothers! The only musical that I will ever like. The third most important character is an immortal Mopar!
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You've obviously misunderstood me.

The Blues Brothers is my favourite movie of all time and the bluesmobile is easily one of the greatest Mopars ever.

But what I can't stand is when people take a perfectly good 74 Monaco and turn it into "another stupid bluesmobile clone". Get my drift? The bluesmobile was awesome but there's no need for everyone who gets their hands on a 74 to turn the dang thing into one.
 
Captain Caravelle said:
You've obviously misunderstood me.

The Blues Brothers is my favourite movie of all time and the bluesmobile is easily one of the greatest Mopars ever.

But what I can't stand is when people take a perfectly good 74 Monaco and turn it into "another stupid bluesmobile clone". Get my drift? The bluesmobile was awesome but there's no need for everyone who gets their hands on a 74 to turn the dang thing into one.
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Yeah I am not to serious, I feel the same way about 68'69' dodge chargers converted to general lees -though that does often make them a cheaper option. Sorry for bustin' your chops, was just trying to raz you in disagreement. It's hard to translate my awesomeness on the web. ;P

Captain Caravelle said:
More drool worthy cop cars.


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What kind of car/year is the bottom vehicle?

I loved Hunter as a kid, seems like it is one of those shows that fell off the map- like Hard Castle & Mc Cormick & a few other car/cop shows.
 
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greymouser7 said:
Yeah I am not to serious, I feel the same way about 68'69' dodge chargers converted to general lees -though that does often make them a cheaper option. Sorry for bustin' your chops, was just trying to raz you in disagreement. It's hard to translate my awesomeness on the web. ;P



What kind of car/year is the bottom vehicle?

I loved Hunter as a kid, seems like it is one of those shows that fell off the map- like Hard Castle & Mc Cormick & a few other car/cop shows.
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The upside about the General Lee clones is that sometimes it involves saving a total basket case. Whereas I've seen perfectly good 74 Monacos torn apart and butcher painted to look like a bluesmobile all in the hopes of bringing in more money. To each his own I guess but it pisses me off.

That beautiful beast at the bottom is a 1972 Plymouth Fury Police Pursuit car.
 
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