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When all else fails...
I've been looking for the correct Code 3 siren for my SSP for almost 3 years now with no luck. The only difference between a new Code 3 V-CON and a late 80's vintage that was in my car is the stupid plug-in mic, the new ones are fixed in place, a minor detail that was bugging the crap out of me! So, first I got a new V-CON, then I came across an old early 80's Code 3 V-CON without the light controls that was trashed just for the needed plug, then I got an NOS correct plug-in mic from ebay. Next I took everything apart and hooked the old style mic to the new siren and I'm now good to go!
An in-service MO pic with the right siren:  My new "old" siren to be mounted soon:  I also got a brand new late 80's vintage NOS Code 3 LP6000 lightbar that I'll be mounting to replace the current bar when I do the siren.
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01-03-2008, 04:49 PM
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Very cool! It's amazing what we have to do to get these cars correct. Nice job.
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01-03-2008, 07:41 PM
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Great job!!! As a person who knows nothing about CHP, I can't tell a difference between the old and the new/old siren.
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01-03-2008, 08:32 PM
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Eric 1989 Missouri State Highway Patrol SSP Mustang - P294 www.fotki.com/mustangretriever
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