Hololulu Police Black Marauder

[Lou]

I was watching the news on KMBG 9 from Honolulu and they had a black MM police car with a blue light bar on top. It had a small wing and some HPD officers ude their own cars on duty. It looked pretty good too.

Didn't Sgtmac sell one of his to someone in Hawaii?

[Dennis Reinhart]

I was watching the news on KMBG 9 from Honolulu and they had a black MM police car with a blue light bar on top. It had a small wing and some HPD officers ude their own cars on duty. It looked pretty good too.

Didn't Sgtmac sell one of his to someone in Hawaii?

I sold two kits there as well.

[UncleLar]

Yep,Mac's went to Oahu,supposedly to a PO,I don't know what happened to it after that.

[Serge]

See if you can find the news story here.

http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/

[hispdvic]

I have Mac's car on Oahu, were both retired now and crusing the roads in good old Hawaii were its 79% today with a slight chill in the air..ha,ha!!

[UncleLar]

I have Mac's car on Oahu, were both retired now and crusing the roads in good old Hawaii were its 79% today with a slight chill in the air..ha,ha!!

Ha,balmy 7 degrees F here in Chicago with a slight wind chill of -4 degrees.No fresh snow though,what we have is a few days old.

[n3fvg]

I was watching the news on KMBG 9 from Honolulu and they had a black MM police car with a blue light bar on top. It had a small wing and some HPD officers ude their own cars on duty. It looked pretty good too.

Didn't Sgtmac sell one of his to someone in Hawaii?

I just saw over on the Charger Forum that Hawaii police officers own their own cars they patrol in. They get $600 a month plus gas I believe the author of the post said and he was an active LEO there. He was driving a civilian Charger R/T with a "removable" roof light bar, and all kinds of crap attached to the center console. Couldn't understand why he didn't just buy the hemi Police Charger which is already set up to have all the equipment in the police console, why hack up an R/T?
Can you imagine the liability those officers are absorbing using their own vehicles? I wonder if their insurance carriers know what the "owners" are doing?

[blkss01]

You mean like this?

[Mike]

I have Mac's car on Oahu, were both retired now and cruising the roads in good old Hawaii were its 79% today with a slight chill in the air..ha,ha!!

I drove that car on the way to the transporter so it get to Hawaii and it was BAD A$$

[UncleLar]

Mac sure wasn't shy about letting people take KB1 out for a test ride.I was offered the chance to drive it whenever I wanted but I refused as at the time I didn't have a MM to let him use as a loaner while it was getting fixed if I wrecked it or blew it up.
Heck,I remember when he had his first MM and when he sold it cheap to Car Max to get the KB1 and a guy in TX had his original shipped down there to buy it.

[hispdvic]

The PD pays for the insurance, veh tax is waived, you get 1 gal of gas for every 12 miles you drive, and you can get a couple of quarts of oil a month if you need it, and you are allowed to buy a car that is on an approved list, and you can use the car for up to 11 yrs if you want.
So if your car is payed off early, you just pocket the $600., a month!!

[swordfish]

I just saw over on the Charger Forum that Hawaii police officers own their own cars they patrol in. They get $600 a month plus gas I believe the author of the post said and he was an active LEO there. He was driving a civilian Charger R/T with a "removable" roof light bar, and all kinds of crap attached to the center console. Couldn't understand why he didn't just buy the hemi Police Charger which is already set up to have all the equipment in the police console, why hack up an R/T?
Can you imagine the liability those officers are absorbing using their own vehicles? I wonder if their insurance carriers know what the "owners" are doing?

They have to get Municipal Ins. from what I understand it's not that bad. We a couple of guys around here that get there own cars. Only thing the city's give them is fuel and maintance.

[freakstatus]

I have Mac's car on Oahu, were both retired now and crusing the roads in good old Hawaii were its 79% today with a slight chill in the air..ha,ha!!

I believe I took a picture of you. Pure coincidence 2 years ago near Piikoi St. I was behind you in a rental....

[n3fvg]

They have to get Municipal Ins. from what I understand it's not that bad. We a couple of guys around here that get there own cars. Only thing the city's give them is fuel and maintance.

Having been directly involved in a couple of federal lawsuits, (thank god as a witness only), involving police vehicle accidents resulting in death of multiple people, (families with young children), the bottom feeders, (lawyers), went after everyone. Federal laws regarding soverign immunity and limits on government liabilty fortunately prevented the sympethetic juries from going into eight, nine and ten digit awards, but with a privately owned vehicle, registered to the officer himself, all that protection goes away, no matter what type of insurance you have.

[Mike]

Mac sure wasn't shy about letting people take KB1 out for a test ride.I was offered the chance to drive it whenever I wanted but I refused as at the time I didn't have a MM to let him use as a loaner while it was getting fixed if I wrecked it or blew it up.
Heck,I remember when he had his first MM and when he sold it cheap to Car Max to get the KB1 and a guy in TX had his original shipped down there to buy it.

I hear ya! I was a little apprehensive when he asked, but that would have been the only time cuz it was heading to Hawaii.