Best 'REAL' Police cars ...... ever !

[subaqua]

Of course there's always the bike...(Chips style of course)

The one closest looks like has had too many chips !

 

[wonderloaf]

Isn't that his brother, Ploddy?

Not sure if he's Noddy's brother, doesn't say so in Wikipedia but that doesn't prove it 100%!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mr._Plod

 

[wonderloaf]

Not sure if he's Noddy's brother, doesn't say so in Wikipedia but that doesn't prove it 100%!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mr._Plod

Soon be time for the other Noddy to scream 'It's Christmassss!'

 

[Andrew_P]

nice little Ferrari

 

[Andrew_P]

The lights on this don't look very aero

 

[screenman]

Can you imagine two Drago's in a Ford Anglia side by side, coppers must have been smaller back then. I see this as a betteroption.

 

[Andrew_P]

Bet the UK plod loved it when the Hot Hatch RD Cosworth came along and were getting nicked suddenly they started being given cars specced to try and keep up RS200?

 

[mjr]

Of course there's always the bike...(Chips style of course)

Oh well, if you want police on bikes... here are Norfolk's off-duty, with some friends...

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkKJxHqMyik

 

[GrumpyGregry]

No description but i'd say it's a 1971 Triumph 2000.

The left hand badge may offer a clue...?

 

[NorthernDave]

D plate some were 280 Brooklands versions. doubt plod would have bought a 280. a 2.8 injec yes , but they were pigs to drive.
E plate - all 280 Brooklands. there is the odd F and apparently a G plate .http://www.fordcapriforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=11453

yes I had a Capri . Mk 3

There is, according to rumour, at least one Capri 280 that remains unregistered...

 

[Oldfentiger]

There's an MGA police car in the Lakeland Car Museum

 

[Piemaster]

How could this thread possibly get to 5 pages without the Carabineri?

 

[Piemaster]

Not the first time the Carabineri have used the Alfa Gulia

 

[JtB]

My first car was an early Alegro (with a square steering wheel) and they were fine so long as they were being driven in a straight line at less than 30mph on a dry road and you didn't need to suddenly apply the brakes or turn the steering wheel.

 

[Beebo]

I used to see these on the motorway patrols all the time. And in proper jam sandwich livery.