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The Washington State Patrol have a number of cool rides,
I've seen a Volvo 850T wagon around Issaquah, he works out
of the WSP office on 156th in Bellevue, there is also a
Crown Vic, painted up as a taxi, without the taxi plates,
working out of the Bellevue office, a few SUVs also out
of Bellevue, and a couple old Cop Mustangs, they're on the
hunt for aggressive drivers, and seem to be doing a stellar
job getting them...
SteveL
I've seen a Volvo 850T wagon around Issaquah, he works out
of the WSP office on 156th in Bellevue, there is also a
Crown Vic, painted up as a taxi, without the taxi plates,
working out of the Bellevue office, a few SUVs also out
of Bellevue, and a couple old Cop Mustangs, they're on the
hunt for aggressive drivers, and seem to be doing a stellar
job getting them...
SteveL
AngliaGT said:
I remember reading about the Jordan Playboy in some big car book I had as a kid (you know the sort of book, called Fantastic Classic Cars or something, the kind that people buy you for a birthday present because "it has all the cars in it!" instead of that history of Chaparral you really wanted). The "Somewhere West Of Laramie" advert stuck in my mind.
I used to collect old advertisements (still do, occasionally) and have been trying to find that one for ages. That and the sixties Lotus adverts from Bob Challman's agency.
-Wm.