- An original 1995 Chevrolet Camaro cop car is being actioned on Bring a Trailer.
- Nevada Highway Patrol coupe is equipped with B4C Special Service package.
- The LT1 V8 car served with the Nevada Highway Patrol between 1995 and 2007.
If you get pulled over by the law in 2025 there’s a good chance it’ll be by a Ford Explorer Police Interceptor or one of the recently discontinued Dodge Chargers. But in the late 1990s and early 2000s the arch nemesis of speeders around Elko, Nevada, was this epic fourth-generation Camaro.
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An original Nevada Highway Patrol pursuit car, it was ordered with Chevy’s B4C Special Service package and served with the NHP between 1995 and 2007. And though it’s been retired from active duty for almost 20 years it still looks like its ready to pounce from behind a billboard and chase down a Mustang 5.0.
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The B4C Special Service package was a cop version of the Z28 that made its debut in 1991 at the tail end of the third-generation Camaro’s time when Chevy-loving police forces needed something to keep up with the increasingly powerful cars being sold in America after years of malaise.
Chevy carried the B4C option over to the fourth-gen Camaro introduced in 1994, and once again it included various bits of equipment designed to help the bowtie pony car withstand repeated high-speed freeway operation. Hardware included an uprated alternator and anti-roll bars and separate oil coolers for the 275 hp (279 PS), 5.7-liter LT1 V8, six-speed manual transmission and power steering.
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This car was repainted in its period-correct Medium Quasar Blue Metallic and Sebring Silver Metallic around 12 years ago and is kitted out with all of the equipment patrol cops would have had at their disposal. Most obviously it has the Federal Signal Jetsonic light bar, but it also features wig-wag headlights with corner strobing, an MPH Industries K55 doppler radar, a K-band radar detector, a Motorola scanner and a CB radio, a flashlight.
But there’s more. Open the trunk and you’ll find a Nevada Highway Patrol button-down shirt and hat, a roll of NHP tape and even a Federal Signal Stinger Spike System. You can check out the full Bring a Trailer auction listing here.
These “catfish” Camaros were highly regarded in their day thanks to their strong performance and good handling, and are still good value. But this rare piece of authentic Camaro cop history looks like it’s going to sell for way more than a regular Z28. Just be careful you don’t get on the wrong side of the real law like the owner of this fake Camaro police car did.
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