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Car Forum / Dodge / Dodge Trucks / September 2005

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Dodge police packages

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Max Dodge - 24 Sep 2005 06:35 GMT
Anyone here have info on contacting Dodge for info and pricing on police
package vehicles? Our local Sheriff and police departments are looking to
buy new vehicles, and would like to at least compare Dodge to the quotes
they already have.

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Hp - 24 Sep 2005 13:27 GMT
Hopefully their new ones won't spontaneously ignite like the 1980 St Regis
cruisers did. Their  wiring harnesses weren't heavy enough for the police
related equipment.  Many departments lost cruisers while their emergency
lights and radios were operating.
> Anyone here have info on contacting Dodge for info and pricing on police
> package vehicles? Our local Sheriff and police departments are looking to
> buy new vehicles, and would like to at least compare Dodge to the quotes
> they already have.
jem - 25 Sep 2005 06:09 GMT
I drove one of those in the early '70, they were permentaly assigned to each
Trooper and the cause back then for the occasionaly internal hot dog roast
was the lack of insulation between the floor board slop / fire wall and the
engine compartment.

They were some fast cars and sounded hot as well.  Made our fords look like
"old lady cars"  (sorry ladies).

jem

> Hopefully their new ones won't spontaneously ignite like the 1980 St Regis
> cruisers did. Their  wiring harnesses weren't heavy enough for the police
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> > buy new vehicles, and would like to at least compare Dodge to the quotes
> > they already have.
thenewguy - 25 Sep 2005 14:55 GMT
>I drove one of those in the early '70, they were permentaly assigned to each
>Trooper and the cause back then for the occasionaly internal hot dog roast
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>
>jem

yeah, the dodges were very fast, but mostly just straight line fast.
the fords handled a little better but were no where near as fast.
remember turning the air cleaner cover upside down so it could suck in
more air??

>> Hopefully their new ones won't spontaneously ignite like the 1980 St Regis
>> cruisers did. Their  wiring harnesses weren't heavy enough for the police
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>> > buy new vehicles, and would like to at least compare Dodge to the quotes
>> > they already have.
John Kunkel - 24 Sep 2005 21:28 GMT
> Anyone here have info on contacting Dodge for info and pricing on police
> package vehicles? Our local Sheriff and police departments are looking to
> buy new vehicles, and would like to at least compare Dodge to the quotes
> they already have.

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