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Misspuppygirl -> Ex-police K9 SUV? (9/28/2014 10:02:34 AM)

Hi all! How are you today?

I've had a bit of a fantasy crisis, if you will, over the past year. As most of you probably don't know, I'm into puppy and pony play. My town recently had an event where the towns vehicles, police, fire, and ambulances were for a "show and tell"

I went to the fair mainly just for something to do. I saw the police K-9 unit and I just started dripping. I instantly knew I needed one. I asked the officer if they sold pre-owned and he said yes, they sell ex-fleet vehicles as-is with everything except lights & sirens.

Nearly a month later I have found a used 2012 model with the cage and low miles. Not only is this a great upgrade for me as far as lower miles, and new-ish model, but it's a rolling BDSM-mobile!!

Needless to say I bought it and it's ready for pickup Tuesday. I'm wondering, have you guys or anyone you know experienced being tied up in a scenario like this? Do you know anyone who has? Have you seen videos or read articles on it? Please, leave your thoughts below!

Have a kinky day!
Jessie



ExiledTyrant -> RE: Ex-police K9 SUV? (9/28/2014 10:46:37 AM)

Hmmm... this is more of my idea of a BDSM wagon.

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AthenaSurrenders -> RE: Ex-police K9 SUV? (9/28/2014 11:15:08 AM)

Well that's original!

The dog units here tend to be fitted with two cages because a lot of dog officers handle both a drug dog and a hunt-you-down German Shepherd. That makes me think the layout wouldn't be all that suitable. You could fit a person in but with very little wiggle room. Not to mention they're hard to come by now with all the cuts.

From a boring practical point of view, ex police vehicles are a good buy. They tend to be built to withstand a lot of punishment and they are rigorously maintained. I take it you'll have to have it resprayed?



Misspuppygirl -> RE: Ex-police K9 SUV? (9/28/2014 5:17:10 PM)

This particular SUV belonged to the narcotics unit, so it is fitted with one cage. The entrance is on the drivers side door, and when you open the rear passenger side door there is a few shelves about 6inches deep for toys, collars, leashes, flashlights, and the like. This compartment is actually nearly the full length of the rear seat, complete with cages on the windows, and a window mounted fan.

The vehicle is actually black and had been re-sprayed from white/ black. It doesn't have any police markings on it, as it was an un-marked unit. It only has minor scratches.

And from a practical point of view it's perfect. Its fleet-maintained, so it has full matiance records, and has 89,000 miles. Now those were a tough 89,000, but with a bigger engine and heavy duty drivetrain it is a great purchase. I've been looking for a newer used car for quite some time now




Msayer2009 -> RE: Ex-police K9 SUV? (10/13/2014 1:28:05 PM)

I recommend tinting the windows before you ride around with someone tied up in the back. Many of people have made the evening news because people have called the police because they saw a person tied up in the rear of a vehicle. Those darn cell phone really get in the way of other people having fun.



Misspuppygirl -> RE: Ex-police K9 SUV? (11/1/2014 5:47:18 AM)

They are tinted.

I hate cell phones as well, my mistress took away my cell phone for 4 months



windchymes -> RE: Ex-police K9 SUV? (11/18/2014 4:32:49 PM)

Tinted windows are illegal in many municipalities, be sure you check your local laws.



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