How to Build a Police Car (Project Police Interceptor)

Опубликовано 13 июня 2016, 10:00

Watch me turn this Ford Crown Victoria P71 into a police car for a local police officer. In this final episode of Project Police Interceptor, I use some subscriber suggestions, wire the lights up, and the officer takes me for a ride at night to test the lights and siren!

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Episode 1: youtu.be/lPW2F_NZj1w?list=PLvK...
Episode 2: youtu.be/V_mXR_Kol4Q?list=PLvK...
Episode 3: youtu.be/gIZZwcKqSkI?list=PLvK...
Episode 4: youtu.be/p73MsP4VSUU?list=PLvK...
Episode 5: youtu.be/1-F0PIF8Hqo?list=PLvK...

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