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Florida State Troopers and Camaros

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Use some of the confiscated cars

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In New York, they have been using some of the confiscated cars from arrests, DWI, reckless driving etc.

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In New York, they have been using some of the confiscated cars from arrests, DWI, reckless driving etc.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Careful with trying to outgun these troopers. Their top speed is right up there with many of our cars. Whether the troopers can handle the car is another story........

POST 3Original post

California Highway Patrol has these cars also, 160 mph.

POST 4Original post

See, if your police car is a Porsche, you dress real nice and even smile.

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In New York, they have been using some of the confiscated cars from arrests, DWI, reckless driving etc. and have been converting them into police cars. I have seen a police mustang that sounded like it had a good amount of engine work that was probably confiscated for racing and also have heard that there is a police viper somewhere. Be careful.

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C4FDR - Do you know EXACTLY what the CFP has for the undercover cars? I know they have white SUVs, and the cycles, and the ubiquitous crown vics, but I have been searching for what I call the "Chicago Phenomenon" wher ethey drive everything BUT the regular stuff. Chicago has gold, silver, and white camaros, mustangs, and vetts. OUch.

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