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Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: SF Bay Area
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You can't name a model that hasn't been used in law enforcement.
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Perhaps someone here knows where it is. |
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I couldn't find the one you speak of, but these '32 5-window coupes (4-cylinder) kind'a prove the point. Bad guys in the rumble seat.....Nah! DD ![]() And here's an interesting precursor to 'gumball' machines. DD ![]() …………. |
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: pittsfield, MA
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1946 police cars. I had to sneak into my old Photobucket file. Now they have me against the wall to pay monthly. I can steal my old pictures but tricky. So I guess I will pay up. Actually they are not police cars but veteran's cars. Hard to read the fine print
John Last edited by oldford2; 07-12-2020 at 05:41 AM. |
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