I don't have many skills as far as graphics go (I already saw the couple awesome postcards posted) But I thought I'd try to help out some. I was completely caught off guard when I realized the spotlights were gone! And IMO there wasn't a shot (in the episode they were removed for) that justified or needed them to be removed. And honestly I'm
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I have a couple screencaps of the hookman spotlight usage if anyone wants them.
Um, those police cars are the Biscayne model, not Impala :( But SO VERY similar. And cooler than a naked Impala with no spotties :(
I hope someone makes some great graphics with these excellent resources. :)
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...someone should ask them, thats gonna bug me now lol
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The main way to tell a Biscayne is by the tailights, they are red-white, that's it. The Impala and Bel Air have the red-white-red combo.
For the following examples I am going to use the 4-door model since that's what the Precious is...
Impala 4 doors can be hardtop (which means no frame around the windows) or sedan (which DOES have frames around the window, but the frame is entirely chromed).
The 4-door Biscayne and Bel-Air are both only sedan (with the frames) but they are not totally chrome, they are the color of the car with a smidge of chrome.
So, yes, they are definately using Impalas :)
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The Caprice has a square window in the back instead of triangular-ish. And after looking around a bit I just realized I proved this false, they sometimes DO have the triangle window, but they always have the red-red-red tailight combo. :)
And on a freakish note, the '67 Impala also came as a station wagon. Yikes!
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Thanks!
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