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    • Freightliner M2 chassis
    • 300HP MB engine
    • 33,000 pound GVWR
    • pass through cab to body
    • (2) Command workstations
    • (15) SWAT positions
    • (2) gun storage cabinets
    • standing ceiling hand rails
    • lower bench seat storage
    • emergency light package
    • 15KW generator
    • rear exit doors
    • (1) side entrance door
    • Kwik Raze lights
    • roof observation platform
    • restroom
    • (2) roof A/C
    • 48-foot mast system & Nightscan light tower

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