VintageCarryall
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Posts: 1560
Loc: Arizona
Reg: 10-08-06
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01-01-08 12:27 PM - Post#1332045
In response to am3rober
No sign of any holes in the roof to hold a light bar or single beacon type. There are some mounts in the middle of the dash underside where a radio probably was, no good picks of that, Mike might have some. No obvious switches to run the siren or radio on the dash, maybe hidden underneath, need to look.
There is a cable running to the rear through the interior, probably to the radio transmitters and also found one on the exterior that seems to go through the gas tank shell? Sounds strange but it is there. Haven't traced where everything is coming and going yet. I can't remember if there was any place that looked like an antenna was mounted. There is no sign of anything different in the interior to indicate ambulance or police, nothing at all. Looks like a family station wagon on the inside, other than the radio mount and if you happen to open up the rear lid back by the tail gate you would see the radio transmitters, very low key.
Tony
Possibly an FBI surveillance vehicle?
Such a vehicle may have been used to chase down moonshiners.
What may help is where the wagon is located and determine which LE agencies used 1962 Chevy's as police cars within, say a 250 mile radius.
1994 Dodge Caravan SWB 3.3L V6
1962 Studebaker Lark 4 door 350 Chevy/TH350
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