It is (was) not uncommon for "traffic units" to be two doors.  Our
Interstate troopers have been driving Mustangs and Camaros for years now.
City traffic units seldom handle other calls, and then usually only as
back-ups.  Likewise, if they encounter a need to transport prisoners, the
prisoners would be transferred in the front seat of the traffic car, or by a
four door patrol unit.

Remember, police cars have not always been equipped with prisoner
containment modules.  When I started, we had four door cars, but prisoners
were transported in the front seat.  There were no shields, and it was
better to put them beside you than to have them in the back seat, and run
the risk of getting your head kicked off.

The unit in question, if authentic, might be unusual, but certainly not
impossible.

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R1Lark wrote:

I already said I'd go look if someone wants-Mars, Pa is about 30 miles from me