May 2000

Well, disaster has been avoided. After all the hissing and booing last month over the "Postal Jeep", The Committee basically went on strike. They were refusing to select the copcar of the Month for May even though I spent three weeks in negotiation. Finally, in the 13th hour, thats right, the 13th, they agreed on a resolution. If I put them up at the Motel 6 instead of the Ramada when they fly into Hayes, they'll stay on track. Oh yeah, I also gotta buy them dinner each month at Chuck's Trough & Brew. They drive a hard bargain.

So, for the month of May, The Committee has selected, in honor of spring: Green Police Cars.

Don't know about you, but I'm just green with envy. No pun intended (sheeeyah).


This old Chevy Blazer was decked out with the typical bright green and white of the San Diego County, CA, Sheriff.


1991 Caprice from the US Border Patrol in Washington State, keeping the Free World safe from the draft dodging, God-awful Canadian horde. God Bless America.


1983 Impala (not Caprice you Chevy guys) Orange County, Florida


When you're up to your eyeballs in Alligators, its always best to look like one: 1986 Ford Bronco, Florida State Wildlife Officer


Not only an off the beaten path paint job, but an unusual car too! 1983 Buick in Carbon County, Wyoming


Blue oval freaks, check it out: 1994 Ford, Richland County, Wisconsin


Okay Caprice geeks, here you go. The paint job is quite unusual but, I like it. 1990 Caprice, Calvert County, MD


And finally, one of the nicest green graphics we've ever seen: Greenbelt, Maryland