Hiway Patrol: Flashback
I always loved the look of this car…the 1955 Buick Century. As a kid, I watched this show every week. If it’s ‘been a while’ for you too, take a look at this full episode.
Hiway Patrol: Flashback
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GREAT SHOW I’ve watched Episodes avaiable.. WELL Done,,BROADRICK CRAWFORD WAS SUPER
You may not know this but October 4 is Broderick Crawford Day. It is celebrated by screaming 10-4 and throwing a mike at a 55 Buick. A great time is had by all.
…twenty-one-forty BYE ! ! ! ..10-4, 10-4, 10-4 ! ! ! ..yuppers, what a great show this was !
Great show!
Broderick Crawford: “Ten-four”
never missed this show!!!!
Loved the show. I wonder if they couldn’t find a uniform big enough for Broderick Crawford.
Thanks Tom! Loved the cars! Mercury and Buick were dominate in this episode.
Great program, that I also never missed.
My first car was a 1952 Buick Super.
BIG 10-4…2150 BYE…(WHERE’S THE VODKA?)
First car was my aunt’s 1957 Buick Super. That back seat could have had its own Zip code !!!
Broderick Crawford didn’t speak his lines, he barked them. Who can forget, “2150 to headquarters”?
One of the non main stations was running this show during 2010, saw many episodes just a great show!!
The Great Art Gilmore was the VO. He was everywhere in the ’50’s.
Gilmore was also on zillions of movie proos and the anncr for Red Skelton.
Evidently, according to more than one source, Crawford was a really big boozer, so they had to shoot his scenes in the morning because by afternoon he would be blotto!