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1999 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor [P71]

1999 Ford Crown Victoria [P71] in Cradle 2 the Grave, Movie, 2003 IMDB

Class: Cars, Sedan — Model origin: US — Built in: CA

1999 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor [P71]

[*][*] Minor action vehicle or used in only a short scene

Comments about this vehicle

AuthorMessage

Snookie US

2007-10-29 20:07

Authentic? or no?

Neptune US

2007-10-29 20:10

It sure looks authentic ...

Ford_Guy US

2007-10-30 03:11

Do you mean authentic LAPD? If so, then no. There are a few things wrong...but the most noticeable example of this is the fact that it has lights behind the grill, which real LAPD units do not have. None of the units in the movie were authentic LAPD vehicles.

jettalover US

2009-02-17 03:45

Also it has spotlights which I think LAPD doesn't use. Do most departments use spotlights?

APS221 US

2009-02-17 05:59

jettalover wrote Also it has spotlights which I think LAPD doesn't use. Do most departments use spotlights?


Yes. I've never seen a real police car without at least a driver's side A-pillar mounted spotlight. They are essential for traffic stops at night.

tonkatracker US

2009-02-18 01:55

APS221 wrote

Yes. I've never seen a real police car without at least a driver's side A-pillar mounted spotlight. They are essential for traffic stops at night.


spotlights were not allowed on police cars here until last year

Ford_Guy US

2009-02-18 01:59

@jettalover: Spotlights were first used by the LAPD on their 1995 Caprices.

And there are many, many departments that do not have spotlights on their cars (although major law enforcement agencies tend to use them). If you ask me, they are essential for safety purposes, especially for officer safety. Two spotlights are ideal, although many agencies only have one on their cars.

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