I updated my post to include links to images for some of the vehicles, if you wouldn't mind copying and pasting it again to your top post. Thanks!
In the Roanoke, VA area i have seen a dark Gray Charger (known to have spectra) and a maroon Dodge Charger. Both slicktops.
Updated
PA State Police:
Crown Vic:
http://members.fortunecity.com/statepdcars/pasp129.jpg
Magnum:
http://members.fortunecity.com/statepdcars/pasp272.jpg
Expedition:
http://members.fortunecity.com/statepdcars/pasp227.jpg
Van (seen a few of these too)
http://members.fortunecity.com/statepdcars/pasp277.jpg
NOTE: All PA State Police Vehicles have Blue Municipal Front Plates. AKA: If you see a front plate, it's either a PSP vehicle or a state vehicle (difference is pretty obvious.) Most undercover cars I've seen also have the blue plates (but some don't.)
VA State Police:
Henrico County:
some have skinny lightbars some have fat ones
Also, you gave me credit for Indiana - I didn't post them. I listed some from PA and Virgina. I don't see the ones from PA added to the main post though.
Last edited by Myriad; 10-01-2009 at 08:19 PM.
Delaware:
State Police:
Mostly Crown Victorias with skinny lightbars. Navy Blue with Gold Lettering. Most do not have pushbars on the front.
Lightbar: http://members.fortunecity.com/statepdcars/del195.jpg
I have also seen a few without lightbars, but are still fully marked.
No lightbar: http://members.fortunecity.com/statepdcars/del123.jpg
I have also seen them use Dodge Durangos, especially on 95. I'm not sure if these guys pull over only trucks, though. The ones I have seen do not have lightbars.
http://members.fortunecity.com/statepdcars/del190.
New Castle County:
They use the same types of cars as DE State Police.
Crown Victoria:
All white, with county patrol on the side. Most DO NOT have pushbars (from what I've seen). Some have big domed lights, some have lightbars. Depends on the location.
Durango:
Seen one of these before. They are all white, and have lightbars, unlike the DE versions. I have never seen one that was undercover.
I'll write up Maryland when I get a chance.
Last edited by Myriad; 10-01-2009 at 08:19 PM.
Georgia State Patrol also has marked Chargers in the gray/blue combo (some with lightbars, some without), a few marked BMW 3's in the blue/gray combo (all with lightbars), and several white, gray, and black Chevy Tahoe's that are marked without lightbars.
I know I'm missing a bunch, especially the one county I live in, but I'll add more as I find/encounter them
Florida Highway Patrol:
Marked (colors: Black and Tan)
- Crown Victoria, light bar V shaped blue-white light bar (34.7, 35.5 Ka), as well as clear light bar (35.5 Ka)
- Crown Victora, without light bar (slick top)
- Charger, clear light bar
- Tahoe, light bar (I think clear)
- Camaro, light bar, though these are getting phased out I think
- Motorcycles, Harley I think
- F250, clear light bar
Unmarked
- Crown Victoria, any color, usually tinted windows make the light bars hard to see. I've seen red and grey.
- Chargers, I'd assume any color, though I've only see dark blue with heavy tint.
Orlando PD
Marked (color: white)
- Impala
Osceola County Sheriff
Marked (color: white)
- F150, clear light bar (35.5 Ka)
- Crown Victoria
- Motorcycle
Unmarked
- Charger
Orange County Sheriff
Marked
- Motorcycle (Laser, 34.7)
Others with Chargers:
Fort Lauderdale PD
Satellite Beach PD
Melbourne Beach PD
Brooksville PD
Haines City PD
Bradenton PD
Longwood PD
Gainesville PD
Bay Harbor Islands PD
Bal Harbour PD
Miami-Dade County
Palm Beach (apparently unmarked)
Opa Locka
Micosukee
Miami Springs
Melbourne
Fort Lauderdale
Davie
Broward County
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More info: state owned vehicles have blue plates with 5 numbers followed by "-PA." Vehicles owned/operated by county/municipal government have blue plates that start with "MG-" then numbers.NOTE: All PA State Police Vehicles have Blue Municipal Front Plates. AKA: If you see a front plate, it's either a PSP vehicle or a state vehicle (difference is pretty obvious.) Most undercover cars I've seen also have the blue plates (but some don't.)
In my experience, unmarked PSP vehicles have one standard looking PA tag mounted in the rear. Unmarked local police vehicles almost always have the blue "MG-" tags mounted front and rear. An exception would be vehicles used by regional drug task forces for actual undercover use.
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