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Weekly picture challenge 8 - Police

Started by customFC, June 03, 2017, 11:42:51 PM

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customFC

The boys in blue had some classy rides in the 50's, none more so than the FE's and FC's.






Regards
Alex

customFC

#1




Regards
Alex

customFC

#2
The plain clothes boys got around in standard sedans.




Regards
Alex

ardiesse

. . . and the windlacing came adrift, even on new cars.
Remember: if your Holden's not leaking oil, it doesn't have any.

Professor Grey

Quote from: ardiesse on June 06, 2017, 09:49:10 AM
. . . and the windlacing came adrift, even on new cars.
Yes, constant battering by 'perps' heads will do that.
You don't get this old by accident.

zulu

What a great series of pics!

Looks like a PMG FJ van lurking in the shadows in the 1st pic and an FE or C PMG ute in the 2nd

I see the floor is well oiled and the C number plate could indicate the FEDS

Must be winter or Gowings had a sale on overcoats


fe van


Here's a couple of borrowed pics and one I took at the wintersun many years ago now :)







customFC

#7
Across the ditch the Holden was also popular.



Regards
Alex

zulu

Constable Ross Bowles on point in Rundle St



FE Police car


Surround Sound


Tassy


NSW FC Wagon


zulu

Cop that



Melbourne 1957


SA Police compound


Traffic Patrol c1960


zulu

Roof lights


I know...it's a Cooper S, but it qualifies cause I recall being pulled over by a few back in the day


c1957 Clive Evatt


Star Theatre Wynnum c1959


customFC

#11
A couple more from NZ.





Regards
Alex


customFC

A repost from Gary (zulu)

A couple more Police related







Homicide TV show



SA Police Fleet, The Barton Barracks