SouthernR0cker4Life lol true

SouthernR0cker4Life yeah it's funny because it's true

SouthernR0cker4Life maybe it's undercover

JaseyBoy Vlogs Not the Fake Taxi I want to be in.

es verdad xDD

Lol, had to pause it myself at 1944...I knew it was a Ford from the mid 50's but wasn't sure what year exactly!

I doubt any of the American cars from 42-45 are accurate. Production of civilian vehicles (including police cars) was slowed down and then stopped so that the factories could build military vehicles for the war effort.

i can relate

leo bieker In jail.

Don't complain, you probably haven't seen french police cars. Geez....... old times were the best....

French police cars were always unassuming. Not the massive US type.

why

Ikr

I was born in '06

I think it depends on state and local laws, some places do allow for some of the equipment like the sirens and lights and I don't see why not tbh. No one's gonna think you're a real cop when you're driving on a 1993 Chevrolet Caprice in 2022.

Yes! We are agree

that be true

At least he is trying to spread correct information.

@@catkittycatkity6482 well yes but i give him credit since he made this back in 2010 lol

The police 🚔 Chevy caprice is from 1991 and the police 🚔 Chevrolet Impala is not from 2004 is from 2000

So true

Some guy with Glasses I'm glad I wasn't the only one to notice these irregularities. I was like wait what how did a 57 come in 55 and the 40's threw me off too

richgs76 thanks for the clarification, I guess I forgot about that obvious detail

1934 is a 1937 Ford! 1937 is actually an early 50s Ford Anglia. And 1945 is a 1950 Austin Atlantic!

@@QueerOkie Right on the first one, but 1937 is a 1937 Ford Ten, same body as the later Anglia and 1945 is an 1951 Austin Seven or A30 .

Toatally Incorrect Those are from the 50's not the mid 40's

the cars weren't that slow m8

@@okbuddyretard , correct. Cars in 1910 were usually about 35-50 mph, depending on the model. The first internal combustion engine to hold record automobile speed was pushing 79 mph in 1902.

@@thatrecord5313 yep

That Record But that wasn’t the standard. If you watch the famous videos from New York in the 1910 and 1920, cars travelled mostly at about 10-15 mph. Same as now, commercial cars can push about 180-200 mph, but max speed in cities is about 20-50 mph. Back in 1920 max speed allowed in most cities was 10 mph, because cars didn’t have airbags or any type of crash protection at all, car crashes back then were often deadly even at very low speeds. I remember a celebrity who died in a car crash in the 20’s at about 20 mph.

@@patricioungaro3382 , do you think Cops today follow the speed limit during a chase? How about back then?

No, it’s a burrito, yes it’s a cop car

No it's Patrick.

Police in Disquise as Taxi.

Hmm maybe is a painted yellow police cst

It was a bad underbelly cop car

Good Catch! Most don't know he did the original? (Think Red Simpson did it as well?)

I was gonna ask who it was because i don't remember hearing it which is weird. But you answered my question. Thank you. He has a great voice and i hope he recorded more so i can listen to him.

Cap

@@Dylan-lb4nd idk

Code3 Dick Curless NEVER turned out a single bad song - ever! May his deep, awesome voice live on forever.

How bout LAPD or CHP??

Same

I'm originally from Michigan but spent most of my life in Texas.

Mmm not really a lot of people don’t know what Michigan state police look like something like NYPD, LAPD, CHP, FHP are way more recognizable

Marshall Curtis lol

And the 1945 vehicle is an Austin a30, from 1951

@Paul Kersey yup

I like the Crown Vic but they were also good when they were Muscle Cars and Bel Air.

The mustang persuit was pritty badass and some of them are still on the job!

@@cardemon9542 So were the Camaros, but they had built-in logistic problems the Mustang didn't have: the speedometers were hard to read, the doors were too wide and other GM goofs. Try "pretty"!

@@Hellfire_15675 Crown Victorias were never muscle cars and were never called "Bel Air". That was always a Chevrolet line. The original Crown Victoria (1955-1956) was a luxury car, noted for its chrome tiara connecting the 'B' pillars.

RIP

JD G yes of course. My name is *NYC* TMTA KID. That gives it away.

I know

And also if I had a KZfaq channel would name it So good Jacobgamer5

Now they are gone:(

Actually, Rockland County still got them. But not the NYPD

Ikr? Terrifying

If you want to know what happened in 1992 they lighter and faster to catch speeders and more room inside to house the huge 4.6L OHC V8

+Michelle Twidwell That's what I was thinking, luckily the Charger came back.

+GamePlayWithNolan czxzzzgzdzzzztgfdd

+GamePlayWithNolan then Ford came back with the Taurus which is better roomier and faster and the Explorer

Hubcap man Guy Yeah.

I've Built A LEGO 1988 Ohio State Police Car And I've Built A LEGO Green 1903 Police Car Out Of LEGOS As Well And It Goes Really Great With My LEGO Pere Marquette 1225 Polar Express Engine

"OK, people, move along....nothing to see here ! Gee Whiz !"

Steven54 If you believe this self-appointed, sidewalk authority, who knows a little about everything and a whole lot about nuthin' - and is suffering from constipation of the ears and diarrhea of the mouth - that's exactly what happened. And people wonder why Detroit was so stupid, they had to ask for bailouts!

Chris So did I. You could easily tell them apart! The pinnacle of automotive styling world-over were the 1950s American cars! Fords had V8s and big round tail lights. Pontiac had chrome stripes. Oldsmobile had rockets, Cadillac had gold V's. Dodge had a ram's head. Buick had portholes. Plymouth had an old sailing ship, the kind the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock in. When you rode in those cars, you could turn your head 360 degrees and see everything. No baby restraints. Seat belts were a needless luxury. Instrument panels and steering wheels were breathtaking, and finished in beautiful chrome and colorful and clear Lucite plastic. Doors were safe and heavy. Only a drunk could get killed in one of those cars, they were so strong and well built. Seats were lavish and soft and comfortable, especially on a long trip. I remember sleeping on the 3rd seat and my brother on the middle seat in our station wagon, while we drove long hours into the night. When you stopped for gas or food, you didn't feel crushed into a ball when you got out of the car. Those were the best cars in the best times.

Zdrasti If You're Bulgarian

IKR and I’m Literally telling my dad to park me far way to the school because I can’t have my friend seeing this crappy car

[OF] Why can't you learn the difference between "then" and "than"? Or are you going to be a 5th grade doodle-doophys drop out until you're 75 years old?

@@lancasterritzyescargotdine2602 no im just really stupid

@@ofcontentdeleted8010 and LAZY.

@@lancasterritzyescargotdine2602 you stink

What you say to me?! I call the cop!

Roger B. Over here in our Country England I live in West Yorkshire we have BMW 5 and Vauxhall Insignias and Volvo V40

Cool but I don't remember asking

Yeah it is amazing

tsmith7651 agreed.

Yes, They would lay some rubber.

Was my favorite, they were fast. Lotta guys on my Dept. piled them up unfortunately.

Until the opti-spark craps out for reason. Lol

I become to liked those because gta 4 lcpdfr

VanossGaming Monkey YES, I REMEMBER THOSE MODS!!!!!!

yeh LCPDFR

Its not a chevy mont carlo