The 1960 Plymouth police cars came in three models: the Patroller Special, the Patroller 30-D Economy Six, and the Pursuit Special Golden Commando 395. The Patroller Special had a 230 hp 318 V8, while the 30-D was powered by the new 225 cid 145 hp slant six engine, for cities where top speeds were not crucial.

2020年11月16日 · With its wide range of heavy-duty suspension and power options, Plymouth was clearly after the police car market. It had begun issuing special police car sales catalogs in 1957; by 1974 Plymouth would dominate the market, selling …

The flathead six which started with the 1933 Model PC stayed in the Plymouth until the 1959 models. In 1939, Plymouth produced 417,528 vehicles, of which 5,967 were two-door convertible coupes [10] with rumble seats.

1959 Plymouth Pursuit The Highway Patrol also used Plymouths in 1959. Based again on the Savoy model, the 1959 Plymouth Pursuit Special used the “Golden Commando” 361 CID V8, coupled to a pushbutton operated TorqueFlite automatic transmission and 3.31 rear end.

2023年10月19日 · From the Dodge Pursuit to the Chrysler Enforcer, Stellantis North America has delivered some iconic police cars over the decades. These are 10 of the best.

Since 1959, Plymouth has used a coded serial number - all those letters and numbers mean something - from the type of car and body style to the type of engine and even where the car was built. Decoding the serial number should provide the final proof. Plymouth police car …

While designers gave tasteful updates to Plymouth, the style boys at Ford and Chevrolet stole the day with very sleek looking new models, making last year's sizzling hot Plymouth look suddenly dated. The fickle public shunned the entire 1958 Plymouth lineup. With few orders coming in, the workforce was slashed to 3,000 workers.

2018年7月2日 · Through the decades since, Dodge (and Plymouth and Chrysler) police cars played a major role in promoting public safety and catching bad guys. In this first installment of our three-part review of behind-the-badge Dodge offerings, lets …

In 1959, Plymouth dropped the Plaza and replaced it with the Savoy, making the Savoy the model's entry-level full-size Plymouth. The two hardtop models were dropped, as well as the side trim and interior appointments. Sales were not diminished as the Savoy became vehicles used by taxicab companies, police departments, and other fleet customers.