Sorry, this is off topic, but thought it might be appreciated - this is classic stuff ...
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16 years ago
OT: what the .... "granada NYPD squad car"
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16 years ago
erm.
No, I can't find the words.
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You just couldn't make it up ... there's even a Chevrolet badge on the back.
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16 years ago
And a Porsche badge! :)
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16 years ago
I like the Monoflap lorry style mudflap.
And I want to know what it says on the side.
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16 years ago
Got to appreciate the attempt: "the car is fast ,i have had 110mph out of it" is 110 fast?
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16 years ago
Yes, probably, if you are a New York Traffic Enforcement car. Or a Perodua Nippa.
From what little I know about run of the mill American Cars, they don't generally seem to have very high top speeds, especially older ones.
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16 years ago
This explains the OJ chase.
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Must of been stuck in second.
Fraser
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My 12v Vauxhall would happily do 110mph in 3rd, but only about 85 in 2nd.
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16 years ago
I saw a red 850 estate with a M Power badge on yesterday, as I headed onto the M54
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16 years ago
Doncaster, says it all.