Thanks for sharing those photos. Those crashes looked quite serious. I guess it is a good thing that these Fox cars crush so well to absorb the force of the crash. [/yikes!]

Keep it up, Jon. You're going to find 0567 yet!!

Another photo of 0238 surfaced with Ret. Captain Dave Webb.

The above photo was posted on the Oceanside PD Facebook page. Searching their photos turned up another! Less than a few minutes after posting the photo on the CHP Old School FB page, a retired officer was able to ID the 3 CHP Officers as well as the car - Again 0238! "One of these Officers "stole" it on my day off"

From left to right: Bill Rhodes, Bob Schmeiser, Mike Champion

Most have seen this picture of 0574 before. The only known photo of an '82 with this CHP decal. According to Officers that drove them, this decal was associated with the Air Patrol units that were under a federal grant.

Well, now there's another one! Retired Officer Richard Swift was kind to post this picture of his Mustang the other week. It was assigned to the Air Operations Unit, Valley Division. The photo was taken at his house as he was allowed to drive it home and care for it. Officer Swift didn't recall the unit number but it may well be 0574.

0380, as seen on page 7 with Officer Faria, is shown here with Officer Fields.

Unit 02?? patroling SR-134 in Glendale.

A number of high quality photos from a Japanese magazine called Combat were scanned and posted. I found a copy on ebay and it's $125+. That's not happening. Luckily, the moderator of the FB group CHP Old School made most of them available. Officer Mike Clark appears in most of the pictures.

Another angle of the best '82 interior shots to date.