Livery : Marin County

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two 1975 Dodge Coronets
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Marin County 1971 Ford Galaxie Police Car replica
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and my Marin County:


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And this yellow writing looks like it was done at Marin County (equivalent to the white writing the CHP used on the rear of the driver door)



It looks like
74
D4-05
Marin

I thought the "Marin" might be "Monaco", but notice the dot for the "i".

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I was trying to think of a good reason why I should claim that this is "Marin County", and not "Mendocino County" being that it appears that they used similar color schemes, and remembered that I have a copy of the original California "pink slip" showing that it was owned by Marin County.