This is Dodge St.Regis
Congratulations on noting the obvious. It's got a smogger 318 that develops enough power to maybe catch a bankrobber on horseback and the goddamn flip-down headlight covers freeze closed, in the winter time.
>>29047579and this is a Dodge Magnum, specifically designed to dominate in NASCAR. it was so bad that it forced Richard Petty to switch to GM where he spent the rest of his career.
>>29047841We've got robbed. It was meant to have 5.9 l 360 V8 engine with top speed at 122 mph, and cops loved that one.
>>29047579Most common (fake) LAPD movie car in the '80s
>>29050196>Most common (fake) LAPD movie car in the '80sTBF most wouldn't know the difference between the St. Regis and the Gran Fury that the LAPD bought in 1980. picrel
>>29050196The fake one looks cooler anyway
>>29047579sexy ride
>>29050196Considering the quantities of them that get destroyed in movies and television, Chrysler must have made 40 billion full size sedans between 1970 and 1989
>>29047841>It's got a smogger 318 that develops enough power to maybe catch a bankrobber on horsebackAlmost spit out my coffee.Thank you.Would subscribe to your posts!
>>29050196>To Live and Die in LAOne of the best filmed car chases ever.Great film and all-star cast and Soundtrack! [ Wang Chung ]>Director William Friedkin specifically sought out Wang Chung to score his 1985 film To Live and Die in L.A.
>>29050274It was also matter of the sponsorship. If Chevy was sponsoring the movie, cops were driving around in Biscayne, Impala, or Caprice, regardless whether that particular police department was using them at the time. And if it was Ford, we got Galaxie, Custom 500, or LTD. Same for Dodge throwing their Coronet and Monaco(s) everywhere in the '70s, then Diplomat taking over once they ran out of the handful of St.Regis to crash.
>>29050459>if it was Ford, we got Galaxie, Custom 500, or LTDThis sucker was a limited production monster.>Ford Fairlane Thunderbolt>427 cu in (7.0 L) Ford FE V8>540 Flywheel hp
