FHP813 In service

[FHP813]

I was able to get an accident report (thanks Jarhed) from the number off a carfax that I ran when I first got the car. I called the DHSMV, and got the pics today. I knew my unit number and the troop it was from but I was curious to see the equipment it had. This was an accident that happened in 1999.
Here goes.

Check out the trunk letter placement and roof numbers. The roof antenna is not one I've seen on these cars either. dashmasters look a little goofy, maybe knocked around from the crash.

The R in TROOPER appears to be of the curved type. Rusty spotlight.



Door seal flags are faded to white as if to say "I give up" This car was at the end of it's service life and was retired shortly after without being repaired.



I was surprised to see some "atypical" decal placement, so it goes to show you that although we have an idea on the setup of these cars, there are always some troops that did things out of the norm.