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I have added an image of LACoFD from the book Fire Engines of the World, published by the same publisher.

こんにちは。
このプロジェクトが遅れずに更新され続けていることを嬉しく思います。以前投稿しましたが、皆さんが探しているLASDの画像を投稿します。

LASD SWAT チームの写真も載せておきます。参考になれば幸いです。

13 hours ago, itchboy said:

やあ、これを投稿してくれてありがとう。可能であれば、このスレッドで雑誌全体を送ってください。

可能であれば翻訳もいただければ幸いです。このスレッドを、ビンテージ/レトロなLAサービスの歴史的な参考資料にしたいと思います。

「ありがとう」リストのクレジットにあなたの名前を追加します。

あなたの写真の車両は1977年のフォードマーベリック（左）と1978年のシボレーノヴァ（右）です。これは、スロットを埋めるためにマーベリックモデルを作成する必要があることを意味します。ありがたいことにNovaモデルを持っているので、再利用します。

1979年の空港オプスはマーベリックを使っていたので、警察も同じだろうと感じました。あなたの素晴らしい写真は私たちにそれを確認しました。

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Photo by LAFD Historical Society

彼らは1979年にマリブを持っているので（クラッシュテンダーの写真で）、これは本当にセットアップを固めるのに役立ちます。それは私が作らなければならないもう一つの車のモデルですが、少なくともそれほど難しくはありません。

LAPDには、完全にマークが付いていないことを除いて、そのSWATバンの別のバージョンもあります。艦隊を完全に完成させるために、おそらくあなたのバージョンを含めます。

私はLAPDファングループにプリマスが1975-76であり、実際に本物であることを確認しました。彼らは1978年にそれらのエアロダイニックバーをテストしました。1980年以前に限定的に試用されていることについては正しいです。

I'm sorry, I found out that the vehicle that I thought was Malibu at first was Nova when I checked it later. However, as long as there are pictures, it seems certain that Malibu was also adopted.

I will also post the entire magazine. Interpretation is not impossible, but I am sorry that it will take time, but I will omit it.

It will be a valuable resource for learning about LAX PD at that time.

As a side note, the photograph that seems to have been taken in 1978 also shows a vehicle that seems to be Malibu.

Also, this is a picture that seems to have been taken in 1980. You can see the SWAT vehicle used at that time.

On 12/1/2021 at 8:28 PM, itchboy said:

I don't know either. What does the caption say regarding this photo?

I am inclined to believe this is a film prop because I've never heard of any authentic LAPD Furys having the Aerodynic in 1977 or 78. Maybe some were retrofitted before 1984, but most of the marked patrol Furys were gone by the 1984 Olympics. I recall an article out there saying LA intended to replace their police vehicles with traditional lightbars and more visible appearance for foreign olympics visitors. They did that by 1980 with the Gran Fury, Fairmont, and the Impala by 1982.

Unmarked Furys have been confirmed to survive as late as 1986 until the Caprices and Ford LTD's replaced them entirely. We also have a picture that might show an unmarked 1973 Plymouth in service in 1983.

I am curious about any weird LAPD lightbar setups from the vintage era, so I am at least thankful you sent this picture. 

For now I'll keep this picture as "under review".

It was good to have good information.

The captions are "LAPD patroling with a police car parked at the intersection of Broadway Boulevard and Olive Street in downtown Los Angeles at midnight" and "Midnight Broadway Boulevard, LAPD to guide bad boys".

The magazine containing this photo was released in Japan in 1978. And the photo was posted on the special page of the experience work actually done at LAPD by Mr. Haruo Mizuno who supervised the magazine. Unfortunately, there are only two pictures of Plymouth, but it seems to be a real thing, not a movie or TV drama. Perhaps the light bar was introduced on a trial basis even before the 1980s.

I would like you to see this image, which was taken around 1977 or 1978. It can barely be read as Plymouth from the trunk emblem. Because it has a light bar, it was probably used in the 1980s, but I can't say anything.

Hello.
I don't know if you know, but there is a good vehicle to replace the existing heavy rescue, do you have any plans to model this?