Cars, Pickups and SUV's

[Engine2524]

[quote name='Paramedic_IL' date='30 July 2009 - 10:19 AM' timestamp='1248965954' post='325266']

2009 Ford F650 4WD XUV "Super Truck"



Credit: Paramedic_IL

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Got a blank of this one, too? Having a devil of a time trying to make it into one by myself.

[Guest]

Here you go Jay



Ford F650 XUV 4WD

[Guest]

Does anyone have a Ford F-450 crew cab with an 8' box?

[Guest]

[quote name='fyreline' date='23 September 2009 - 06:12 PM' timestamp='1253746326' post='338437']



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Love this... even has NJ plates!

[willman940]

This is a tow truck.



KDWMAEMT RIEMT Paramedic IL Willman940



If I forgot you, you know what to do.

[willman940]

This is a Chevy Avalanche....



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That will be all.

[EMTChris67]

ok, how about a Ford Bronco

   

[grubber33270]

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[johndanger]

I can't nail down the front ends of the new GMC Sierras or Chevy Silverados, anyone got em

[Guest]

Dodge Grand Caravan 2011

Original drawing by JordyR

Blank to be added to the Blanks section.

[Guest]

I decided to hitch a trailer onto my ride. All original.

[FDJCengine2]

[quote name='JordyR' timestamp='1315184664' post='455556']

I decided to hitch a trailer onto my ride. All original.

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Very nice original work Jordy. Keep it up.

[Guest]

March 29, 1921 the NJ State Police were founded. I did some playing around a while back making some to the NJ-TF 1 (USAR) units and started doing other vehicles of the NJSP (Never really served - but might look neat with the TRIANGLE on the side.



With that said here is a Search Light Truck - Credit to Fyreline

[Guest]

About 1975 the NJSP stopped using Black and Whites. The ones that were black and white had just a triangle logo on the door. A Tactical Patrol (AKA the TAC PACK) had the blue and yellow stripes added as the doors look to day. I did a version of the NJSP going BACK to Black and white...

Both a car and SUV - Credit to KDWMAEMT

[Guest]

The NJSP does not have a "SWAT TEAM"... its called the T.E.A.M.S. (Techincal Emergency And Mission Specialists) Unit. They started as an Underwater Recovery Unit and went on in 1975 to deal with High Risk Warrents and other SWAT like duties. Today members also help staff parts of OEM and the USAR Team (NJ-TF 1). They have a few Tactical Vehicles this was a spin on some...



Final is a Hummer - Credit to Paramedic_IL

[Guest]

Been working on this for a bit. Finally got it finished tonight. This is a 1980's GMC TopKick/E-One used but the NJSP TEAMS unit. It covers the northern NJ - TROOP B - and is based at Netcong Station on Rt 206. The Diver's Helmet is used since when the Unit was started most members came over from the Underwater Recovery Unit. It was the ONLY unit with a special patch for some time in the NJSP.



   



Credit is in post.

[Guest]

   



The USAR Team for NJ falls under OEM and that is under the NJSP. I beleive it was 2004 money was received for the UASI for a "Metro USAR Strike Team". This meant that 12 Counties in the north part of NJ and the NJSP would get custom rescue trucks for responses. The NJSP unit (TRUCK 5) would be an All Wheel Version of the same spec truck. All Fire Departments that a truck was given to, could use the rig as needed BUT had to provide it in the event the Strike Team was needed. This is very much like the old Civil Defence Trucks of the 1950s, in concept of operations. In 2011 a 14th Truck was added to Middlesex County of same spec. Each Fire Department also had finial say in the color of the truck assigned to them.



From the RESCUE 1 website:

[size="2"]A Spartan Advantage Chassis supports each 22'4" Walk Around Heavy Rescue

Body. The 330 HP Cummins ISC engine and Allison 3000 transmission provide

power to the 35 KW Onan PTO generators. Robinson roll up doors offer clear

access to the exterior compartments designed for the specialized equipment

to be used by the Task Force/USAR.[/size]



** NJ's USAR is fully operational equal to a FEAM USAR TEAM. I was told that the State chose NOT to be a part of the FEAM TEAMS, leaving total control in the Governer's hands.

[wschrei]

A Chicago Police van

[Guest]

NEPTUNE NJ POLICE