1990 Colorado unit 237

[NoDrama43]

With my permission letter from the Colonel came an authorization to buy these from the original supplier. They came today. :)

[28HopUp]

Those will certainly add to the quality of your restoration.

[NoDrama43]

the car is an original paint car still. I sure wish I had the original hood for the car but it was missing when I got the car. these decals look spot on from what I can tell from the in service pictures we have

[ImEvil1]

Those look nice.

Is the large STATE PATROL decal just the letters or are they on a white, rectangular background?

[OSP959(R)]

I think it's pretty cool that you have a letter from the Colonel granting you permission. It's hard to believe any agency is supportive now a days.

Frisco Police knows I'm going to restore the Mustang, and have sent me what info they have, but I would think state agencies would be more paranoid.

[NoDrama43]

CSP has been great to deal with on the car. They really like to see enthusiasts restoring pieces of their history. With the letter came a whole bunch of rules though, including display of recruitment posters at car shows etc.

Mike the large state trooper decal is letters only. They are a real pretty blue color also. I know the early cars had the goofy looking white underlayment but they stopped doing that eventually. The trunk decal I got is an original one he had laying on the shelf. He told me if I have any trouble with it he will make me another one.

[MOstang]

I think it's pretty cool that you have a letter from the Colonel granting you permission. It's hard to believe any agency is supportive now a days.
Emblems will look sharp on there, Jim! As we've read here over the past year or two Colorado has been supportive. Other examples out there as well. I started a thread here (earlier this year I think) asking folks to share input on their experiences. The Missouri State Highway Patrol is great as well and very supportive with those of us preserving these pieces of their history. The current and prior Colonel/Superintendent has provided me with permission letters and approval to procure emblems from their supplier. They are really great to work with. The Trooper assigned to my 93 MSHP SSP was promoted to Captain last year.

[ImEvil1]

CSP has been great to deal with on the car. They really like to see enthusiasts restoring pieces of their history. With the letter came a whole bunch of rules though, including display of recruitment posters at car shows etc.

Mike the large state trooper decal is letters only. They are a real pretty blue color also. I know the early cars had the goofy looking white underlayment but they stopped doing that eventually. The trunk decal I got is an original one he had laying on the shelf. He told me if I have any trouble with it he will make me another one.

Thanks for the info. I need to figure out if he has the older ones for my '83.

[NoDrama43]

If he doesn't have one laying around I would imagine he can make it for you. do you have his contact information? If not I will PM it to you.

[ImEvil1]

I don't...need to go ahead and get my letter started while I'm at it.

[mac88chp]

Very nice Jim. You guys need to start working at getting some of these other interesting state restorations done and out there...the world does not live on CHP, FHP and TXDPS alone you know! :)

[Wolfe1013]

Nice, Jim. Congrats. Can't wait to see it restored.

Mine for the Camaro will have to have some sort of white backing for the rear bumper, because it's plastic. I've been thinking about getting some made up locally on vinyl that I can apply for shows and then remove since I'm not hard marking the car. My door shields and fender STATE PATROLs are on magnets, courtesy of the same manufacturer. I had detail photos of the Camaro's markings thanks to my '82 CHP's previous owner.

That's awesome you got an original trunk decal.

Greg