{it's nice to know i'm not alone when i spout off with my opinions about radar detectors and other junk stuff like how to get out of tickets. i know there are a lot of fireman on the boards, but it seems that the LEO's are reluctant to come forward.}

I have been here awhile.....SAPD (15 years) and going strong



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1998 F-150,4x2,4.6 AUTOMATIC, XLT

FABTECH LIFT 6.5
BODY LIFT 3IN (6"11 1/2")
LIFT LIPS
315 GEOLANDERS
EAGLE 143 16X10s
SUPERLIFT TRACTION BARS
NERF BARS
F&R LUMI LOGOS
SUPERCHIPPED
FLOWMASTER 40
CB (TX CHAPTER MUST)
CLEAR CORNERS
IMAGE COVERS BACK LIGHTS
COVERKING DASH COVER
SNUG LID
BEDLINER AND MAT
EGR FENDER FLARES
CLASS III HITCH
STROBES
PAINTED MOTOR
AIRAID KIT W/PREFILTER
BUG SHIELD AND RAIN GUARDS
6 DISC CD CHANGER
BLUE LIGHTS UNDER TRUCK
MUTH MIRRORS

San Antonio
DWESSELS89@AOL.COM

FUTURE MODS
4.56 GEARS
SUPER CHARGER
HEADERS

 

QuickDraw;
Investigations too. Manage a couple of specialty programs (long story). Spouse commands jail, 9-1-1 center.

We got our truck for family trips - had a Explorer wanted more room - didn't like the F150 Screw - not much more interior space and way too short of bed! We are very happy with our F250!

Take care!

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'00 F250 XLT 4x4 CrewCab V10 6.8L Auto 156
Island Blue/Silver
Off-Rd Package
3.73LS Hvy D Susp.
cloth split bench,
power seats,rear slider,privacy glass,
Line-X bedliner,
clearance lights
coming soon: K&N filter, Leer canopy,Lund bug deflector,Draw Tight Activator II trailer brake

 

we didn't need a whole lot of room in the back seat, so didn't need a screw. but we don't need the superduty either. we love our 150. it's a smooth ride. now if i can just figure out where to stick my firearm i'll be done tinkering....

 

Just thought I'd chime in here. You didn't say whether or not you will take your weapon with you when you get out of the truck at your destination. I carry off duty pretty much 100% of the time. I either carry a Glock 27 or a Kimber compact CDP in either a Kramer or Milt Sparks hip holster. Both holsters are very comfortable while sitting and very easily concealed with no imprint. Even though I have a security system in my truck, I refuse to leave anything like my firearms or other valuables in my truck when it is even parked in the garage at home. There's just too much of a chance that it will come up missing. Just my opinion, but I think you should wear a holster on your person and carry it with you.

[This message has been edited by Lok N Load (edited 04-10-2001).]

 

the firearm will come off the duty belt when off-duty. and the firearm stays in the vehicle when off-duty (unless in use). so a holster of any sort is out. bottomline is that if i have the radio in the vehicle i must have the firearm in there too. of course, if i didn't want the radio....i'd be out of a job. or something like that.

 

last time to sent it back to the top....

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"flexible hips mean higher steps"

2001 F-150 Supercab XLT 4x4 5.4L Auto
optional equipment: carpet delete, tow package, power adjustable pedals, "man"ual 4wd shift lever, law enforcement scanner, CB w/PA, spray-in Speedliner, Streamlight Stinger, Graco infant car seat
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