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friend of mine visited japan recently and told me about the highway patrol cars they have there, to mentiona few are:

Skyline R34 GTR's, Porche 911 turbo's and Honda NSX's.

preety pricy when compared to our xr8's and ss's.

heres a pic that i found on the net:

what u guys think?

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they might have kick ass cop cars to us, but if any of u guys have seen the Yellow Monaro in the city (melb) or the other i think glow in the dark silver SS's....they look soooo cool, with the checkered police markings, all shiny and sh*t, look awesome.

what the hell were they thinking when they did those paint jobs??? :confused:

edit: the jap police cars paint jobs i mean. :thumbsup:

Originally posted by inark

initial d?

lol

yeah......well.........i've never seen initial d........so there! :D hehe :mad:, i still don't like the paint job, not for a car like that..... :D

btw that wing is a std R34 GTR wing i thought

i think he is referring to the plastic strip on the bonnet, the front of the car. That's where u find the bonnet.... :D

Guest GR33DyMANGO

haa.. i was just about to post the same topic. my gf's sister's husband lives in japan(neither japanese...) and said they use skylines like series 2 r33 gtst's for police cars.

she said they mainly use the r33 gtst's series 2's for undercover cars. wikid.

maybe i should cruise around the streets pretending im an undercover cop :D hehee..

"excuse me sir...... but your under arrest for not owning a japanese car."

ps. please excuse my poor attempt at a joke.:mad:

pps. im lame;)

same!! i saw it at the corner of Spencer and Flinders St, does look pretty mean! :uh-huh:

The silver SS highway patrol cars look awesome as well. Now we know where all the speed camera revenue goes, into the $10K paint job/decal to get the cop cars looking so spiffy :P

Originally posted by GTR

yeah and the back looks like in my avatar

yep and i actually have a 15ec video of an r34 police car chasing a white gtr....

the white gtr looked like it was winning....

The police car chasing the white R34 GTR isn't a GTR at all.

It's some Toyota car which not sure which model.

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