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#17 Re: Suspicious 1200 ute - front page Courier maill 30.03.10
pepper Posted on: 2010/4/3 0:56
i just readd the article in the courier-mail about the covert bikes. what type are they using sooty??
there are plenty of coppers about this weekend, must have passed 6 highway patrol cars between the nsw border and brisbane.
those camera only cars have been round a while too, a bloke at work got reamed bad for a couple of kays of shenanigans.


#16 Re: Suspicious 1200 ute - front page Courier maill 30.03.10
sooty_grunter Posted on: 2010/4/1 11:50
Hey all, i saw the ad and i thought "oh hell yeah they put a 1200 in the ad!"
Truth is, the cars they actually have as undercover cars will never be anything Datsun. The new "undercover cars" will be much the same as the rest of them. Falcon ute with fibreglass canopy, colorado ute with fibreglass canopy, commodore with canopy etc. nothing out of the ordinary. The new thing to watch for is the undercover motorbikes. The QLD police have a few high power road bikes out there now to fight the weekend warriors (GSXR's etc). In other words, be careful if you are heading out for a quick cruise through the usual circuits in the hills.

Im sure you're all aware of the usual undercover cars, ranging from landcruisers to golf GTi's. Just be careful, there is alot of coppers out there. Look for the usual tell-tale's Oh and look out for the random cop cars that only have video. They record what you do and then hit you up a few days/weeks later. (theres a few, red typhoon amongst others)


#15 Re: Suspicious 1200 ute - front page Courier maill 30.03.10
Pendles Posted on: 2010/4/1 9:22
Without sounding like a wet blanket, at the end of the day, if you don't speed, you won't get a fine.

Cheers
Dave


#14 Re: Suspicious 1200 ute - front page Courier maill 30.03.10
LittleFireyOne Posted on: 2010/3/31 9:50
Well I wouldn't be going vigilante on a Datsun just cos Mr Plod and the government (aka the Man) have forced it against it's will into serving them.

I would however find someone to organise a truck to double park in front of it blocking the camera


#13 Re: Suspicious 1200 ute - front page Courier maill 30.03.10
levey Posted on: 2010/3/30 10:39
Nasty buggers!


#12 Re: Suspicious 1200 ute - front page Courier maill 30.03.10
randoli Posted on: 2010/3/30 10:36
on the news tonight they said they were "second hand cars".

I've seen a golf gti, liberty gt, xr6 tubo ute and hilux twin cab ute as Q cars to name a few.


#11 Re: Suspicious 1200 ute - front page Courier maill 30.03.10
Posted on: 2010/3/30 10:24
same here, think they had a few kia's but i would have thought that would be an OHS issue?


they even had some cars with mis matching color doors to body to make them look like damaged cars to blend in, there was a magna like that and a rodeo.


#10 Re: Suspicious 1200 ute - front page Courier maill 30.03.10
pepper Posted on: 2010/3/30 10:22
qps have been using all different makes of cars for years now. hummers, 300c's commodore utes plastered with boy racer stickers, all subarus/volkswagens/hondas/mitsubishis.
you name it, they use it.


#9 Re: Suspicious 1200 ute - front page Courier maill 30.03.10
a_stupid_name Posted on: 2010/3/30 10:00
those mother fcukers
they have a silver evo7 where i live with very dark tinted windows and i've seen a 300c undercover in brisbane


#8 Re: Suspicious 1200 ute - front page Courier maill 30.03.10
Posted on: 2010/3/30 9:38
doubt they would be using a 45k 4wd, in vic they like using tradies cars to fool you into thinking they are just tradies, not new roof racks and no ladder or the white pvc pipe to hold cables etc ;)



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