Police pickup with brush guard

A heavy police pickup at 14:07.52 of the Extended Look, taking fire: sparks off the front, smoke from the bonnet, a reticle on the grille, and a grey brush guard between the headlights.

The truck faces the camera at a slight angle, so that its flank shows at the right of the crop beside the nose. A grey tubular brush guard stands in front of the grille between the headlights: two uprights, a top rail with a row of red lamps along it, and a bar along the bottom. The headlights sit either side of the guard, outside it, and behind its bars is a slatted grille. A red segment of the roof light bar shows over the top. Until 22 September 2026 this page called the guard black; against the dark nose it is the lighter of the two.

It is under fire. Sparks are coming off the front in a spray, smoke is rising from the bonnet, and a white circular reticle sits in the middle of the frame, on the grille, which puts the camera behind a weapon rather than behind a lens. The bonnet and the nose read black or very dark, the door panel on the flank reads light and the lower bumper grey, so the truck is two-tone rather than dark all over; smoke and damage cloud the rest.

The marked pickup at the kerb in the 15:43.27 pursuit shows no brush guard, which is why our notes keep this one as a different body. Until 27 September this page had the guard wrapping the whole nose on four uprights, the truck square on to the camera and the bodywork too dark to read.

How to recognise it

• A grey tubular brush guard across the grille between the headlights: two uprights, a top rail with a row of red lamps, a bottom bar
• Slatted grille behind the bars, a headlight either side of the guard
• A red light bar segment on the roof and a second row of red lamps on the guard
• Two-tone: black bonnet and nose, a light door panel, a grey lower bumper
• Taking fire: sparks off the front, smoke from the bonnet, a reticle in frame

The frame it comes from

The frame is Extended Look at 14:07.52. It is 3840 by 2160, and the vehicle occupies 1075 by 972 of it.

How this was measured

These figures come from the dataset, not from the prose above. We measure everything and claim what counts. How we work

What we still do not know

• What the light door panel carries. Smoke covers most of it.
• The name, and the manufacturer
• Whether it is a separate model or the pickup from 15:43.27 with a guard fitted
• Everything measured: top speed, durability, where it spawns

A note on this record

Corrected on 20 September 2026. The brush guard is gunmetal grey rather than black, and there are two red light bars and not one: the roof segment the page named, and a second at grille level. The crop was the bigger problem. It sat a tenth of the frame to the left of where it should, so a strip of empty road was inside it while the truck's right-hand side, its lower front and the roof bar were outside. Re-measured.