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OT HIghway Patrol cars
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OT HIghway Patrol cars This is especially directed at my fellow old codgers, but anyone can join in. I've been watching reruns of Highway Patrol with Broderick Crawford for the past few months. I really like them. Some parts are more realistic than average, and others are less realistic. For example, they're almost never in a hurry, even when a baby can't breathe. But one thing gets me. The police cars are all full-size (since that's almost all that existed in the 50's. But they are all 2-door. Did any police have 2-door cars? When they arrest someone, they put him in the back seat, usually with his hands cuffed behind him, but not always iirc. Sometimes maybe they put him in the front seat. I forget. What network was this on? I watched that show and have never seen reruns. There is a web site.., Remember - low bidder gets the job. We buy pursuit rated cars, which some are not. Ford says they are going to be making police cars (which they say every year) but I have seen the new Ford police car brochure and no Crown Vics were in it. -- Tekkie |
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On Fri, 13 May 2011 11:21:10 -0400, Tekkie® wrote:
What network was this on? I watched that show and have never seen reruns. There is a web site.., http://www.hulu.com/highway-patrol Ahh!! The squealing rayon bias-ply tires and the tube superheterodyne two way radios. 10-4 |
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On 5/13/2011 11:21 AM, Tekkie® wrote:
mm posted for all of us... OT HIghway Patrol cars This is especially directed at my fellow old codgers, but anyone can join in. I've been watching reruns of Highway Patrol with Broderick Crawford for the past few months. I really like them. Some parts are more realistic than average, and others are less realistic. For example, they're almost never in a hurry, even when a baby can't breathe. But one thing gets me. The police cars are all full-size (since that's almost all that existed in the 50's. But they are all 2-door. Did any police have 2-door cars? When they arrest someone, they put him in the back seat, usually with his hands cuffed behind him, but not always iirc. Sometimes maybe they put him in the front seat. I forget. What network was this on? I watched that show and have never seen reruns. There is a web site.., Remember - low bidder gets the job. We buy pursuit rated cars, which some are not. Ford says they are going to be making police cars (which they say every year) but I have seen the new Ford police car brochure and no Crown Vics were in it. The beloved P71 CV is gone. Panther platform was just too damn old to keep updating any more- current gen dates from early 90s. and it was only an update of the previous one that goes back a decade before that. I think Checker, real VW bug, and maybe a couple others had models with longer production lives, but Panther CV is right up there. -- aem sends... |
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