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Police Car
We have just recently bought a police car see photos
http://www.mildred-the-minor.co.uk/policecar.html
and was wondering if anyone can help me on this matter.
I need to find out what sort of aerial would have been fitted for the police radio (which I have) and where would it have gone (on the boot perhaps)
Also does anyone have a photo of 1 and any idea where I could get one?
Thanx Jay
http://www.mildred-the-minor.co.uk/policecar.html
and was wondering if anyone can help me on this matter.
I need to find out what sort of aerial would have been fitted for the police radio (which I have) and where would it have gone (on the boot perhaps)
Also does anyone have a photo of 1 and any idea where I could get one?
Thanx Jay
"Jay" Suffering from Morris Minor addiction.
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thanx lee, i have seen that photo before by the pic is not very clear ref what aerial should be used, having said that what you suggest is a good idea maplins or cb shop, i will see what i can find
"Jay" Suffering from Morris Minor addiction.
(no known cure)
Lucky owner of a 1967 4 door saloon "Mildred" THE BEAST
http://www.mini-steam.co.uk
http://www.sadmog.morrisminor.com
(no known cure)
Lucky owner of a 1967 4 door saloon "Mildred" THE BEAST
http://www.mini-steam.co.uk
http://www.sadmog.morrisminor.com
It's not quite that simple: Need to know which radio was fitted, and in which constbulary the vehicle saw service; and if a large force, then at which garage it was equipped. There is no such thing as a standard Police car, as one police fitter explained it when we researched the join between white and blue paint "it all depends who was doing the masking that morning". With the aerials, different characteristics were required for different areas.
That blue light loooks a tad modern, so I'd say just get an aerial that looks OK.
Please make sure that you get in contact with the ex-police register (see Minor Matters). There is a prize for best police car at the National. Look forward to seeing you around.
That blue light loooks a tad modern, so I'd say just get an aerial that looks OK.
Please make sure that you get in contact with the ex-police register (see Minor Matters). There is a prize for best police car at the National. Look forward to seeing you around.
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thanx for that, i might just take it along to the national so i have something to compere withsimmitc wrote:It's not quite that simple: Need to know which radio was fitted, and in which constbulary the vehicle saw service; and if a large force, then at which garage it was equipped. There is no such thing as a standard Police car, as one police fitter explained it when we researched the join between white and blue paint "it all depends who was doing the masking that morning". With the aerials, different characteristics were required for different areas.
That blue light loooks a tad modern, so I'd say just get an aerial that looks OK.
Please make sure that you get in contact with the ex-police register (see Minor Matters). There is a prize for best police car at the National. Look forward to seeing you around.
"Jay" Suffering from Morris Minor addiction.
(no known cure)
Lucky owner of a 1967 4 door saloon "Mildred" THE BEAST
http://www.mini-steam.co.uk
http://www.sadmog.morrisminor.com
(no known cure)
Lucky owner of a 1967 4 door saloon "Mildred" THE BEAST
http://www.mini-steam.co.uk
http://www.sadmog.morrisminor.com
"No standard specification" - different needs for different areas, including no radio in the car, some forces were experimenting with personal radios carried by the officers, others relied on the telephone. That's a lovely picture, Lynda. We'll be in one of the Travellers this year but have the Panda at the 2008 National - like to ring the changes. 

I took my other car to last year's National, so it's the Panda's turn this time!simmitc wrote: We'll be in one of the Travellers this year but have the Panda at the 2008 National - like to ring the changes.
Here's the full version of the pic - I'd love to go to Devon sometime and take a photo of my car in the same spot now

