The Legend J.D Stewart built one of the earliest muscle car patrol cars when he put these Trans Ams on the street in the late 1970s. I closed in the t-tops with sheet metal, created a rain gutter in place of the t-tops. Finally, I added the scratch built CB and added some antennas. 

A set of twins featuring numerous details including LoJack, ALPRS, and various antennas. 

Filled in the sunroom with sheet metal and scratchbuilt the roof ribs

Full non-functioning light package. 

Such a cool build featuring the Mal K9. The truck features resin printed step boards, camper cover, pitbar, K9 interior cage and the console to finish it off. 

I removed the rear spoiler, added 3D printed interior cage and window screens. Installed the pit bar and correct wheels. 

Super fun build with a lot of non-functioning lighting added. 

Check out this pair of utes that patrol the streets of Hall County

Check out Jimi and his Ford ride

Fun build with 3D printed pitbar and console. I scratch built a bed cover. 

These were a blast to build. 

This replica includes a scratch built grill guard and a parts box lightbar that I detailed. 

Check out this 1/27th scale Catoosa County, Georgia Charger. 

Here sits a 1/27 scale Flowery Branch police Charger. I deleted the rear spoiler. 

This sweet Camaro replicates the real-life Camaro used by the Motor Carrier Division of the Department of Georgia Public Safety. 

This is the older graphics that I saw growing up near Chattanooga. 

Click to see this car and the black/white version. 

West Windover, NJ Fire Marshal

SUper fun build with scratchbuilt push bumper

A set of Polar Bears