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Goldendale Police Department, Washington. Check out the homepage for the AJM STUDIOS Northwest Police Department! Visit the Northwest Law Enforcement Association. Visit the Northwest Law Enforcement Association Homepage. 2011 Photo. 2012.
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I'll step outside the house, away from food and ornaments, and feature one vehicle--"The Camel." Its name comes from the colour of the interior. Go figure. I have been a Ford driver since my first car--1971 Ford Pinto. Remember those?
Sheriff's Team Active Retirees - community service volunteers, 2006-2010 Ford Explorer. Last years for the old style body on frame Ford Explorer chassis.
The Pajero was not a memorable car, The brakes are not up to par for towing in Australia nor was it good at towing a 2400kg van, Land Rover replaced it within a year. And what a different car that turned out to be I still rate it as probably the best large all Terrain 4x4 tow vehicle.
For many years I've wrongly identified as being a Kaixin product but in actual fact is made by Xin Yu Toys and rather confusingly is also a copy of one made by Feisu. Very cheapo, very basic and just about recognisable as being based on an old Ford Explorer. Part of a five vehicle set found recently at Poundstretcher. Mint and boxed.
A SPD FPIU (Unit 927) at Nottingham, the officer is training to become a SRO and is using an older cruiser (formerly Unit 924), they are likely going to replace 924 as SRO next year.
I don't think these were that popular when they were offered in the UK, most likely de to the rollover issues they had.
A Syracuse Police Department FPIU (Car 0585) doing Traffic Control during a CUSE game. I assume this was a trainee since SPD definitely has enough regular cars to control traffic.
Tesco continue their love affair with Realtoy where other U.K. retailers have strangely given up on them in favour of HTI meaning we can still obtain great budget diecasts for less than the price of a mainline MBX and HW. This Ford Explorer has been in the their range for quite some years with no sign of it being discontinued anytime soon especially when it suits Emergency liveries like this. Like most modern Realtoy models its fully licensed which explains its realistic shape and even though more recent cost cutting measures has seen certain detailing deleted it still manages to feature painted lights and a separate roof mounted light bar. One of many bought from Tesco back in March 2016. Mint and boxed.