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Correct Equip/Electronics 1990 North Carolina State Highway Patrol SSP
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Hello - I was hoping that some of the forum members might be able to help to point me in the right direction as to what North Carolina used as the propert equipment/electronics setup for their 1990 black & silver SSP's. Looking to equip my recent addition properly.
The first attached photo is from an 89 NCSHP SSP I believe to be a most likely setup. Reason being is that I have holes underneath the parking brake which would appear from this photo be from the bracket of whatever piece of equipment that is. Interior photos from a 93 don't have any equipment in this particular location. Appreciate any input folks can provide as to the items in the photos. As for the second attached photo (thanks Brian aka predator20), all of the in-service photos of black and silver NCSHP SSP's I seen seem to have the same antenna and rear deck light setup. Thanks again for any help folks can lend to point me in right direction on what I need to look for here. I haven't noticed any blue dash lights unless I'm just overlooking and it seems most of the black and silver NCSHP SSP's were slick tops. Did they just use wigwag's or something like that? My apologies in advance as I'm a bit of a layman on these things. Appreciate any advise and help folks might be able to lend. Thanks in advance. |
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That first pic is a great reference.
The lights in the second one are Deckblasters from Code 3. They are self-contained strobes (anemic). Here is another pic from our in-service gallery. http://www.specialservicemustang.net...ges/NC/NC2.jpg These are Federal Signal lights with the motorized covers (halogens). |
Mike - Thanks for the feedback and posting. Any idea what year that SSP is?
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Mike,
Are the Federal Signal lights w/motorized covers you refer to flip up lights? Jody (xfhp-730) made a posting on .org about NCSHP using flip up lights on rear deck until 91 or 92 when they switched to the to the Code 3 deckblasters. Are flip up lights the same as the motorized covers you refer to (halogens)? Sorry for the basic questions...I'm a real layman on all this but have learned a ton from Eric with equipping my 93 MSHP and will now learn a ton with this NCSHP project. |
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