How to Turn a Regular Car into a Police Car (Episode 1 Project Police Interceptor)
Published April 7, 2015
This video has 5.20M views and 44.5K likes, ranking #1,254,754 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.
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5,205,105
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44,528
Comments
4,022
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Watch me turn this beat up 2005 Ford Crown Victoria P71 into a police car for a local police officer. Today's episode of Project Police Interceptor, we put new headlights in and a grill we scavenged from the junk yard to make this Crown Vic look great safe to drive at night. We also fix the police spot light which was …
- Published
- April 7, 2015
- Made for kids
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