Early '70s Mopar squad car chases

1972 Plymouth Satellite,1974 Dodge Monaco in Double Nickels, 1977

[@CarChaseWonderland2]

Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry playlist here

[@gerryottersten9599]

That '74 Dodge Monaco is from Illinois State Patrol and it seems to have the same engine, same logo, same paint job, and same color of interior as the *Bluesmobile*!

[@elduraco69]

The Beautiful sound of the 440s Mopars Cop Cars at their best. MOPAR OR NO CAR MAN 💪😎

[@johnsjohnson448]

1971 Plymouth Satellites, or Furys. They were terrific. 440 Hemis, dual exhaust, four barrell carb, DRUM brake systems that overheated, and no aero-dynamics whatsoever. LOL. They were bodacious beasts!

[@trizzlepgrew1505]

The pop up pistons got me 😆😅😁😄

[@jamesfrench7299]

Taking those cars where they're not designed to go made me wince.

[@Dallas-Rife-UDX-347-Tennessee]

No seatbelts, no helmets , no face diapers , just big blocks mustaches

[@Poorboyzgarage447]

Love when he kicks it down after the curb

[@mexicanspec]

2:09

[@obxjeepguy]

4:56

[@Poorboyzgarage447]

Also the cop they played his partner was the same guy that played Harold smith in the original gone in 60 seconds

[@user-ix3vj8ns3j]

интересно смотреть на настоящие тачки... сейчас КИА рио и ФВ поло

[@rickr442]

At the end of their agency use these cars brought $300-$600 at resale. Movie car providers could buy multiples and rent them to movie and tv productions for impressive profits.

[@difsdice9267]

❤

[@Richard-Allen]

I always wanted a 74 monaco In CHP Paint and a 71 or 72 satellite and a b body like a 75 fury or 75 coronet in police paint

[@rejanebrandao3778]

vroom vroom cars

[@bradhardy2629]

motorcycle would've never gotten away .

[@ChargerMagnum440]

Stairs + Pinto.... Damn thats brave

[@speedybuggy1677]

Bad to the 🍗 American made I give you five stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ agrat movie 🍿 love to see them all again

[@paulzammataro7185]

I saw Jim Rockford's trailer.....lol