91 Crown Victoria: CHP Car Light & Sound Check

This 1991 Ford Crown Victoria CHP car is for Sale. We are selling it from our small collection, as we no longer have room for this memorable piece of history. It has been in the American Graffiti Parades and all of the local car shows. This car gets more attention than my 70 Chevelles and 69 Camaros and is in allot of home picture albums. It was CHP car #8805, which has been retired. But all of the original equipment is there except for part of the radio (as they still use that radio today). The Shotgun & AR-15 are replica's also (real weapons are not allowed in car shows etc.) As you can see the equipment is all-functional as in the videos. The car is for sale and the asking price is $9500, this would make a great car for your automobile collection or just to take to car events and show it off.

[@marksellinger3736]

Its been 14 years. I wonder if its still for sale! 😛

[@nerdlydood]

@coolsax64 my understanding is that when the law enacted, the alternative to "a steady red light" was "no light". Steady burn red lights were the earliest and simplest form of forward-facing visible warning.

[@BCSchmerker]

As of this video, the wigwag is incorrect; the left high beams are supposed to alternate with the right high beams when activated. The centerline steady-burn is correct for an update in which the CHP fleet got Federal Signal decklights: mirror-imaged SM2 blue/reds (blue outboard) and SM8 SignalMaster traffic advisors.

[@justinanderson8758]

B. C. Schmerker nerd

[@TreySoSuave]

The Rusty Hubcap US 😂

[@drew9932]

I noticed the headlight wigwag was incorrect as well.

[@joegriego3091]

Beautiful car

[@johnmoore5505]

Wig wags are wrong. If you're going to do it, do it right.

[@JoaoBatista-wt2ed]

Chicago p.d sempre👮🛂🛃🏳📣