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Subject: Return to Duty - Decal/Law questions Author: NeonHomer [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 22:25:05 10/22/02 Tue I am in Volusia County, FL. I have a 1987 Dodge Diplomat AHB, that was once a Volusia County Sherriff's car. I was wondering if anyone could tell me what are the law requirements for how old the car has to be before being able to put the decals and such back on the vehicle. I have tried to contact VCSO, but no one ever returns my calls. If anyone can help, I would appreicate it. Also, if anyone has any pictures of old VCSO Diplomats, please let me know. NeonHomer Kevin [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date I wouldn't - ^ - 07:34:22 10/23/02 Wed '87 Dip Volusia County SO -- Not in Florida, 13:54:45 10/23/02 Wed My advice....move! -- Manna T., 21:20:21 10/23/02 Wed Decals -- Tom W., 23:15:26 10/23/02 Wed Thanks -- NeonHomer, 22:09:25 10/24/02 Thu no bruce bailey 01:08:58 10/24/02 Thu Experience has shown it doesn't matter how old the car is, 20, 30 or 40 years old, the bottom line is the most of the public thinks the cars are still in service and perception is everything, even if you reached someone, they would tell you no (NT) Dave M 19:47:10 10/26/02 Sat