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01-27-2000, 07:36 PM
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i belive the fury interceptors ran a 440 4-bbl. the best place to my knowledge is to check www.allpar.com they have a great history and specs on police cars from aound 1950-1988.
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01-29-2000, 02:17 AM
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I ran across a book a few weeks ago called something like "Encyclopedia of Police Cars" by Senow (or Sanow?).
Great book with LOTS of info on just about all police cars from the 40's up. I was interested in getting it for information for my Chrysler Fifth Avenue (M-body) webpage because it had a lot about Diplomats, but the damn thing is $65 (living in Canada). If you can find this book at a bookstore you'll find just about all the info on cop cars you've ever needed. Mike
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