
Re: [Chrysler300] Hot Shoes
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Re: [Chrysler300] Hot Shoes
- From: Jack Farris <j2farris@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 14 Jan 2006 11:00:08 -0800
Rich,
I can tell you from first-hand experience that the New Jersey state
troopers used '57 or '58 Chrysler Saratogas. In the summer of 1958, I
was driving a '54 New Yorker Deluxe on the Jersey turnpike heading
back to Philly from New York, when I was stopped for speeding. My
brother was with me. Instead of issuing a citation, the trooper
decided to wisk me to the nearest magistrate. My brother was left
behind with my car while I got a 100 mph thrill ride to a local
hamlet. The judge asked how much cash I had. After I told him,
strangely enough, the fine turned out to be two dollars less than
what I had with me. The whole "court" process took less than ten
minutes. After that, the trooper took me back to my car in another
100 mph ride.
I don't know if other speeders got the same special treatment. Maybe
only flaky-looking eighteen-year-olds.
Jack
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On Jan 13, 2006, at 10:32 PM, Rich Barber wrote:
>
> I would ask for any help anyone can provide on verifying an article
> I recall that Chrysler 300's were used as Highway Patrol pursuit
> cars on
> the
> Pennsylvania or New Jersey turnpike. I remember a quote that the only
> thing that ever outran one was a big Mercedes.
> I would love to hear someone confirm that story and would really
> appreciate it if anyone had a copy of the article to share it.
> I see Dodge is now peddling Chargers to the constables.
>
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