Yet another from my past.

[agentg]

I obtained this kit over 10 years ago fully intending to build a van such as the St Louis Police used back in the day. Those stupid fender flares stymied me back then. Upon discovering this in the stash, and the resulting improvement in my skills in the last decade (hopefully) inspired me to get with it.

weathered chassis

interior detail

and body mods

came together to form this.

Not quite finished as yet. I need a spotlight for the driver and a floodlight mounted above the rear doors.

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[Sherman 18]

Neat!

Well done on the wheel wells. Really like the chassis.

 

[moon puppy]

HA! I bet Dad would like to see this. looks good

 

[Kevin]

Very cool, nice work on all the mods and details.

 

[reconron]

WOW!Looks great,G!

Greetings,Ron.

 

[agentg]

Thanks all. I finished it this evening, glamor shots tomorrow!

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[jknaus]

Neat
James

 

[agentg]

Fin,

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[SA Dave]

Nope that is not authentic police van - WHERE IS THE DOUGHNUTS

Great build

 

[MrT]

Very nice job!!

B)

 

[agentg]

Nope that is not authentic police van - WHERE IS THE DOUGHNUTS

Great build

An experienced cruiser driver made sure the donuts were hidden from view!



Thank you all!

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[bob letterman]

Wow! This brings back memories! I tossed a lot of dudes into the back of those things back in the day!

Didn't they use the same vans for the ETU units?

Oh, I wondered down memory lane and forgot to tell you it's a great job! Where did you get the SLPD decals?

Bob

 

[agentg]

Yeah building this brought back a lot of memories.
ETU vans were the same vehicle except some were white, and all had ladder racks on top.
The decals were custom made 7-8 years ago by a guy whose name I no longer remember. I did the district and shop numbers in my own computer.

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