in What is up guys? Yes! I don't know if you noticed what's back there or the intro scene but I just did my own police car. That's because I got my own police car. Thank you, thank you to my wife, babe. I love you. Greatest present ever. I mean, how do you do the series police cars and not own your own police car? Well guess what guys? That is no longer for this channel. We officially got our own police car. Let's take a look. Alright, I know she's not much to look at but this is the beginning stage. This is the very first look at what is to come. I'm going to be updating you guys as I get new toys, as I get new lights, as I get a new paint job, as I get a new everything because I don't know if you noticed the outside of the car. Wait until you see the inside of the car. So what you got back here is a 2009 Ford Crown Victoria CVPI. Crown big police interceptor. That's right. But it's a police interceptor. So age of 2009. That means 12 years old. Work at a large agency. I don't know if you can tell by the details that have been ripped off aware. I think it got a lot of work. 134,000 miles. It has a V8 engine, 4.6 liter. And most importantly, she still runs. That's what I was looking for in this car. I was looking for the cream of the crop. I was looking for a car that ran because what kind of fun would it be if this car was already in pristine shape? I want us to go on a journey to build this beauty up. We got to come up with a name. I don't know what color I'm going to land on it. I mean, there's so much that we can do with this thing. You guys saw the outside. Why don't we take a look at the inside? So as you can see, there's a lot of work to be done. First of all, my first idea is probably just to get this door fixed. So first thing that has to happen. Second, I'm going to need to get a car wash. A really, really good car wash inside and out because this is pretty nasty. So apparently, whatever they're taking apart, all the police equipment, like the lights, the sirens, the cage and stuff, they just take it apart and then leave the pieces everywhere for you to fix up. Hey, I guess you're getting a good deal so you can put a little work into it. These are typically used for taxi services. So people, their own taxi companies, will buy these cars and then turn them into taxis. Obviously, put a little bit of elbow grease into it and then turn into taxis. But not us. No, we're making the Nod Squad Mobile, the Nod Squad. I haven't really thought of a name of it yet, but we're going to make some sort of car. So there's only a couple police equipment left in here, like for instance, the spotlight. There's a little attachment on the dash right here. That's to hook a lapel mic on the back of a lapel, slides in here and that's your in-car radio. And then up here is still like a little light and put a little bulb in there. And that's your light there, dome light. And then obviously the back seat still has a hard seat. Now some police departments will use the hard seat to back there because they're easier to clean. You can't put stuff in between the seats. So for instance, if there's a prisoner that might have some kind of paraphernalia on them or some narcotics and they try to stuff what in between the seat or something that the officer missed, hard seats prevent all of that because there's no creases. These are easy to clean, like I said, easy to wipe down. And well, these things aren't built for comfort, especially the back seats. Like the amount of content that could be done here in this patrol car is endless. Like think about it, I can hook up some GoPro's like one here on the dash and a GoPro right there. And then we can do like a podcast you ride along. Like I bring on a guest maybe like a famous podcaster and then hey, speaking up Lucas here, what up officer Jay? What's up, Nascar? What's up, Nick? I'm probably feeling the right or what? It's nice. It's welcome to the Nascar car. I don't think you're not here. Okay. Yeah, we'll let the Nascar tell you what it's going to be. Yeah. So what do you think, man? Somebody could put some trash in here. Hey, it's not much right now, but it's division, man. It's division. Okay. So I'm thinking about like a right along podcasty thing where there's like a GoPro here, GoPro there. Got one outside so they can see where we're going. We put one in the trunk by the back so they can see who's behind us and then they would put one on this side of the window. How many? How many GoPro's are you going to put? Where are you going to get them all from? I think I got like two. So what you know what I mean? Just angles, man. I'm talking about the angles. It's all about the angles. Okay. So what do you think, man? I mean, not to overshadow the donut shop podcast because that's still a thing. It is. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We just hit 2000 subscribers by the way. So guys, if you don't know about the donut shop podcast, go check it out. It's on YouTube, the links right here. Officer Jay is my co-host and we do a podcast and we talk about policy things and what I'm like, and sometimes we have comedians on there. All kinds of guests. Wow. Roger Roger. Mm-hmm. Before becoming a cop, any jobs? Man, I sold drugs. I sold drugs. Another one. You're on midnight and you're on homicide. Any homicide guy I'll tell you is. So 15 years that I was there working, I saw death every single day of my working life. I grabbed him like this. He urinates all over himself. The wrath has come upon you. Well, thanks for showing them the vision of what it's going to look like and I appreciate you stopping by. See you later. See you later. Can I get out? So I've been getting contacted by a lot of people and we want to send me stuff to review and I didn't have a police car to review this stuff. Now I do. So now we want all kinds of gear reviews. I want to do a segment called What's in the police trunk and then pop the trunk and check out some gear. Obviously right now there's a lot of stuff going here and I have to clean it out. Boom, open it up. Here we do a gear review. I know you guys like that. Duty belt reviews. It's all kinds of stuff. The sky is the limit. And then finally I want to take you guys on this journey. It's journey that we are about to embark on. I want to take you guys on. Not only are we going to be talking about actual police cars that are out at different agencies, but I want to do a whole work up and the whole journey of building this car back up and make it the awesome crown thick that it is. The CVPI, the most requested car that you guys have been requesting in the comment section below. So if you have any ideas that you guys want me to do or want to see, please put it in the comments below. This basically is for you guys. So I want to know what you want to see. With that being said, tons more stuff to come. Police car, episode, here reviews, a donut shop podcast. Again, go check that out. I'm pretty sure I'll get some suggestions from you guys down below in the comments. Let me know what you think. Are you digging the new ride? Tell me what you want to see. I haven't showed the engine yet, but it's running good. I just don't have anything to prop that hood open because the shocks of the engine are a little out. There's a lot of work to be done here. Please, come here, break. We'll see the engine soon. All right, with that being said, see you want to see it. And if I don't see it, I'll be cruising around in that thing. Then I'll see you. That's why. Car. Happy New Year!