Chevy 3500HD Security Truck | 911RR

Nate gives us a quick overview of this Chevrolet 3500HD Security Truck with a Reading Body.
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[@adamogonowski4224]

Someone needs to make a petition for Cordell back

[@mitchgardner387]

The one dislike is someone jealous that their company don't have this 😂

[@jackstephensbuzz]

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[@AllAmericanGuy01]

There's no possible use for this. What type of security are you doing that you need a utility truck???

[@jackstephensbuzz]

AllAmericanGuy01 mall secruity special secruity more space a pickup truck is normal

[@AllAmericanGuy01]

@@jackstephensbuzz And mall security would need a utility truck for what reason? And what is "special security"???

[@jackstephensbuzz]

AllAmericanGuy01 for their equipment and a lot of police departments have pick up trucks and special secruity is like unmarked not seen.

[@dob3079]

I’m guessing it’s for like a airport or a large chemical company or something for the government

[@911RapidResponse]

This is more in line with what this security vehicle is for.

[@frodeskibrek]

I don't get it.....green lightbar? Non-emergency color....hence I would NEVER yield to that lightbar.

[@dob3079]

Frode Skibrek still need to be visible even if your just security

[@djgraph404]

@@frodeskibreksee in my area they are for volunteer firefighters so i would pull over but i from what i can tell green is not common anywhere.

[@centralnewyorkresponses7887]

Frode Skibrek some states require you to if they’re on a snow plow. Ohio is one of them.

[@mschrage618]

Probably a dual purpose vehicle for an in-house security department or government agency. When I worked at a petrochemical plant we had utility bed trucks outfitted with lights . They were security/fire/ems multi purpose trucks, early 2000s Chevy Silverado’s though nothing this nice lol.

[@John_C007]

What does the Green colored light bar mean? Here in California, Green isn’t an official emergency lighting color. I’m thinking about running an Amber lighting setup on my truck; but if I could also legally include Green lighting, that would really be cool! 😎

[@LouisSubearth]

At least in PR, green lights are used by municipal police or environmental police.

[@thunderbear0]

Green is for security vehicles and for volunteer firefighters And it is considered as emergency light when you see green move over green light fills the gap between red blue and amber And another thing about green is it means safety and alot brighter than any other colour it can travel and cut through foggy weather and snow blizzards more than any other colour

[@chasel5936]

security with a halligen? interesting

[@JerseyToTheBone]

This is obviously a hush hush situation. I think by now 911 reps would have cleared it up if otherwise... Has to be Fed Gov Op's! Which one well who knows?

[@TheJoeSwanon]

Rob R yeah I think you’re overthinking this one I don’t think it’s for some top-secret CIA organization 😆

[@HJCF0520]

Where were the antennas mounted for the radios? Great install as always.

[@TheJoeSwanon]

Man that’s got to be funny looking driving around the local mall as security 😆

[@911RapidResponse]

While that would be funny, this security vehicle is more for a government run entity.

[@mikeellis4158]

@@911RapidResponse then why a green light bar?

[@Carterthielftw_]

@@mikeellis4158 Us regulations. they are plentiful.

[@TheSurvivalDude723]

@@mikeellis4158 Departments such as Homeland Security often use green lighting

[@jeremyswan1446]

I prefer green/amber but the all green is nice the grill lights i like green/amber white but iam going by Texas as well. Wish yall get some new dodge charger or ford explorer security vehicles

[@TheJoeSwanon]

If you can’t say exactly what company/agency that vehicle is for. Can you at least tell us what kind of organization would require a vehicle like that but utilize green emergency lighting? I think that’s what most people are trying to figure out

[@georgespeck2289]

The green and yellow Lights are used for commercial safety and business use, they can't use blue or red lights,

[@Blackwolffe097]

Shit I ride an ATV for my security vehicle. Wish I had a truck

[@alexmalm6406]

Where do you patrol?

[@Blackwolffe097]

@@alexmalm6406 Under contract I can't say. 😭

[@alexmalm6406]

@@Blackwolffe097 is it government or residential? Like a HOA.

[@Blackwolffe097]

@@alexmalm6406 It's a government contract & no I'm in not in the military.

[@Doodleclassy]

Wow green lights

[@911RapidResponse]

Special order from Whelen!

[@budd4566]

Several years ago I worked with a Security company in Northeast Pa that worked special events. They ran a "Tac Team" on private property during national events. They ran green lights. I worked for a sub contracted Security at an entrance point. I never worked _it the team other than to move traffic for them. I could see them using something like this.

[@johnnybellamy6094]

another top notch job&keep those videos coming

[@orangecitrus_6705]

I know NOTHING about wiring lol and want to convert a school bus to an RV, would that be something you guys could do?

[@911RapidResponse]

It is something we probably could tackle, if you need more information or want an idea on pricing please contact [e-mail] with an idea of the scope of your project and we could probably give you some general numbers.

[@1adamninety1]

Where do you get green Ion's and a green Legacy bar???

[@ChandlerRFink]

Custom ordered

[@djgraph404]

so weird seeing green on this. In Ontario Canada thats reserved for volunteer fire fighters.

[@sonyabeam292]

Some states in US also reserved for volunteer fire fighters

[@centralnewyorkresponses7887]

Cody Cordeiro Blue lights for firefighters here in NY.

[@georgespeck2289]

I also noticed the two way radios and scanner are digital Units, very nice.

[@georgespeck2289]

Like the two way radios and Scanner housing and mounting. Nice job.

[@Cm-hn2yh]

Can you guys make one like this with Amber and white lights?

[@Pops_607]

What state and what security company?

[@911RapidResponse]

It is for a security team local to Pennsylvania.

[@Pops_607]

@@911RapidResponse oh do they have a name ? Lol

[@braduh1]

@@911RapidResponse never knew you could use green for security in PA. I thought it was only amber

[@zachmister100]

@@Pops_607 probably a government contract company and they don't want their information out, or something along those lines... or it's in some kind of contract between 911 RR and the purchaser that 911 RR won't give out their customers information.

[@911RapidResponse]

@@zachmister100 Unless it's specifically on the side of a [marked] vehicle or we have explicit permission from the department we don't want to give anyone too much information on these vehicles. It's also why you won't see us get into actual wiring, or showing other "industry secrets". We try to give people as in depth of a showcase we can, without endangering a business or department.

[@ryankarlson9179]

I love that green lighting

[@Playerblock]

Good Job, Id Still have Amber Lights Tho , Enjoy Your vids Keep It Up!

[@AllAmericanGuy01]

Looks nice but also looks utterly useless.

[@benjamin-8403]

AllAmericanGuy01 Why is this useless? I could think of a lot of reasons this truck is useful...

[@AllAmericanGuy01]

@@benjamin-8403 How on earth is this truck useful when it comes to security???

[@benjamin-8403]

AllAmericanGuy01 Security/maintenance person at a hotel, school, university, etc etc...nobody spends that kind of money on a new vehicle and outfitting it just for the hell of it...2¢

[@AllAmericanGuy01]

@@benjamin-8403 I guess my question is, what are you going to do with a pick-up truck bed and all of those exposed, easily breakable compartments?