Here is a better shot of the graphics on the driver's door --

 This is some of the equipment. This includes HAM (amateur) radios, police scanners, visual units (to send still pictures over the air) and other assorted doo-dads!

From the driver's seat, I can access an array of HAM radios and receivers --

Above is the main navigation system for the car. It's GPS-based system can plot received HAM stations on the display as well as transmit it's own coordinates to others (cool, huh?).

 A roof-mounted camera on full alert!

The interior is grey with YELLOW and ORANGE trim (to match the outside paint details).

I wanted something unique for the headliner of the Colt-DL!

                                                                    A limited-edition microphone near the driver's door. 

In the back seat, a 12-inch Bazooka subwoofer, a printer for the computer, and various radios. I also keep the switches for the hydrallic system when I'm not using it.

  In the trunk area, the hydrallic pumps, accumulators (for a cushy ride) and 4 batteries!

 The left picture shows the general driving height (to activate the hydrallic accumulators) and the right picture shows the system at full height.

A Hp laptop helps me to control some of the radios and keep everything organized.

A pair of Autometer guages helps me to monitor my energy consumption.

                              For the turn signals, I use L.E.D. light assemblies on the side mirrors

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Here's my baby at a HAM radio picnic! It was a gorgeous day for fun and food!!