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Wanderers Ways. Neil Thompson 1961-2021

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police cars tend to do 40k a year.

 

that's high, so depends how old it is, think they used to keep em for 3 years, but seen older recently, prob due to financial cuts.

 

12k a year is average.

Posted

They'll be high mileage but you know they've been properly looked after.

 

As Carlos says though, there'll be plenty of holes where the previous kit had been fitted.

Posted

Swanny just got rid of one if you want to PM him.

 

Seem to remember him moaning about insurance (he moans about most things though so dont use that as a yard stick)

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These are the ex patrol cars you're on about mainly. 'Plain clothes' cars are probably better as they have less of a tendency to drill holes in them to fit stuff. They do still have higher miles than your average motor but are well maintained and when stuff is replaced it's with the proper kit and new not refurbished or used.

 

Plus with these you have more choice (they use some nice kit such as Subaru's, Beemers and Audis these days) and they won't be all white!

 

Good luck, there are plenty out there and they're a bargain. You'll save a wad of cash and (depending upon what you buy) will still worry a load of ne'erdowells when they clock you in their rear view.

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Ever seen a 16 year old astra do 80 in third gear ? 70 miles to gallon.

 

 

 

There's great.

 

Had a Volvo v40 that was plan clothes. Mechanically sound but had issues with lights and short circuits where sirens were ripped out.

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