Disclaimer: This site has no affiliation with Universal/Mark VII, NBC, Adam-12 Productions, or the actors from the show. It should not be confused with Universal/MCA, its trade or service marks. This site is a fan site and newsmagazine that is designed to highlight the 1968-1975 television show, the history and culture of the LAPD in that era, law enforcement related collectibles, vintage police restoration, and the vintage radio and communications devices used by the LAPD. Click here - for official Universal Studios site.
NEWS AND INFORMATION
We had over 14,000 hits in June 2001, a new monthly record...
In August 2001, we surpassed the 1.4 million visitor mark - thanks for the continued support!!
Drop by the "Adam-12" fan fiction sites, 1-Adam-12 Continue Patrol & TAC 2 (the original fan fic site). This is a compilation of stories written by fans, for fans of the television show (past & present). In the past several years, many folks have added their own touches on the Internet to their love of the show.
A letter has been received from the LAPD Pacific Division and Chief Parks regarding the restored Matador and recent community service activities I have contributed to throughout July and August 2001. The letter will be posted soon...
The Matador continued its trek to local shows - appearing at the Los Angeles Police Department Academy Grounds for the 6th Annual Cops for Tots Program and Car Show on Sunday, August 26th from 9:00 a.m. - 4 p.m.
July 2001:
Stephen J. Cannell, a frequent writer and Editor for the Adam-12 TV series has opened an official site:
Actor William Boyett was transported recently by the LAFD to a local hospital for chest pains. All appears well. The fans of Adam-12, and Mr. William Boyett, all wish him a speedy recovery.
1973 AMC - LAPD Matador's 1st Public Showing
"Safe and Sound Sunday"
Staples Center, Los Angeles California
In Coordination with the Los Angeles Police Department Public Affairs Unit
Police Department staff and Metro SWAT Bureau, FBI, DEA, CHP
& the El Segundo Police & Fire Departments...
Pictured L-R with the newly restored AMC Matador
(Retired LAPD Unit ID# 83986 - Rampart Division)
Tom Williams, Producer - "Adam-12" (1973-1975)
David Burns, Emergency Services Coordinator
Bernard Parks, Chief of Police - Los Angeles Police Department
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The "Old" and "New" backed the L.A. Skyline... 2000 LAPD Ford Crown Victoria and 1973 AMC Matador |
LAPD gave the restored Matador a place of honor in the front ranks next to Metro SWAT |
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"Adam-12" Producer (1973-1978) & David Burns (owner of the Adam-12 Home Page) and the newly restored 1973 AMC LAPD Matador |
"Adam-12" Producer Tom Williams behind the driver's seat of the restored LAPD Matador |
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"Adam-12" Producer Tom Williams Closer View (Behind the Wheel) |
"Adam-12" Producer Tom Williams Standing by the LAPD Matador |
John
Baker
Eastpointe, MI
1971 Plymouth Satellite
Adam-12 Replica Car - New Addition
See it and other "Adam-12" and LAPD restoration projects - (here)
This page last updated: October 30, 2001
This site has no affiliation with Universal/Mark VII, NBC, Adam-12 Productions, or the actors from the show. It should not be confused with Universal/MCA, its trade or service marks. This site is a fan site and newsmagazine that is designed to highlight the 1968-1975 television show, the history and culture of the LAPD in that era, law enforcement related collectibles, vintage police restoration, and the vintage radio and communications devices used by the LAPD.
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