I hooked up the rest of my CLS
Sho me siren in glovebox
Federal Signal speaker in the bumper

Hooked into the front 12V socket:
Sho me Blue/White surface mount LED’s
Sho me Blue/White LED dashlight

Hooked into the console 12V socket:
Whelen Blue/White rear led dashlight


Light video:
http://www.zippyvideos.com/4157773516148966/lights/

Siren video:
http://www.zippyvideos.com/4078467526148996/siren/

I do some volunteer work for the Palm Beach county FL sheriff’s office so I can have these. My explorer is hooked up as well, but I need the speed in the CLS.
I can’t pull anyone over or do anything of great importance, but I do love when cars slow down around me

 

I would be like WTF if that was behind me, someone did that to their 3rd Gen TL last week an EMT

 

i'de follow you through traffic. i have an old ambulance siren i want to put on my car. but it's too big and i can't find anywhere to put it.

 

so what kinda "volunteer" work do you do that requires lights and sirens?

 

dang that looks cool brah.. gotta roll into the o-town meet with those sirens wailing lol.. someone did that once at a miami meet a year or so ago

 

that's cool I used to have a crown vic with a siren and strobes

 

lol...so would I...I saw the siren and light hookups on ebay to make your car look like an undercover cop car. That would be pretty fah-qin sick rolling down the street and having people pull over for ya ...and for show rides of course too.

 

That's tight as hell.

 

I cant imagine being able to speed on the road in my car legaly.

 

ha. you must be bored. your car doesn't want to be like an oinker.

 

ok man, don't lie to us...how fast have you taken your "emergency response" car?

 

Topped it out a few times. way before this setup though. I haven't been past 80 in a while.
I swear

 

I would be messing with people all the time.

 

i as well am curious as to what requires you to get somewhere that quickly.

 

It's called the Citizen Observer Patrol.

" The volunteer unit of the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office consists of two main components, the Citizens Observer Patrol (COP) and the administrative volunteers. The administrative volunteers perform many tasks for the agency. Their hard work maximizes the ability of sworn and non- sworn staff to accomplish important tasks and adds millions of dollars in value to the taxpayers of this county.

Our volunteers can be found in every area of the agency, from Crime Lab to Vehicle Maintenance. Their considerable skills and life experience add a dimension to the agency and create an opportunity for staff and volunteers to learn from each other.

Neighborhood Safety Centers are staffed by volunteers and are located in unincorporated areas of the county. These centers have a variety of services such as, fingerprinting, 911 cell phone giveaway, accident reports, and resource information for the Sheriff's Office and the community. The offices are open Monday to Friday. They are located at:

* Pine Trail Shopping Center, Okeechobee and Military Trail
* The Jewish Federation Center 95th street in Boca Raton
* Kings Point Neighborhood Safety Center on Jog Road
* Boca Del Mar Neighborhood Safety Center at Palmetto Park Circle North Boca Raton -this is where I am-

 

so i'm assuming you're the Citizens Observer Patrol? But what does that entail?

 

Thats pretty cool, fuzzy. World's first CL-S 6spd cop car!

 

Lloyd - But, what if he shot you in the face?!

volunteer or not, it may turn out to be dangerous.

 

You get to shoot people

Na look it up, www.pbso.org

 

just wanted to say one thing, that there is awesome, that's all.

 

sweet, I'd do that to get those LED's

 

Sweet

It's nice to see the results after reading some of your threads lately

 

i had a police flashin light like the undercover cops, that was bak then in my accord... i got pulled over for it but cops jus gave me a warning say i cant use it on the road

 

Its something a wannabe cop would have....