Police Car Monster Truck Coloring Page
This one puts a police car body on a monster truck chassis, so it has a light bar on the roof and a squad-car door panel sitting a metre and a half off the ground. Real monster trucks run on tyres that are 66 inches tall — about as high as a nine-year-old — which is why the body always looks too small for the wheels. Colouring it accurately means picking a force first: American departments mostly use black-and-white or blue-on-white, British forces use the yellow-and-blue Battenburg chequer, and Australian cars run blue-and-white checks along the doors. Whichever you pick, the light bar is the one part worth doing in two colours.
Free to print at home — no account, no watermark on the outline. At 104 areas it sits mid-range for the catalog — comfortable on paper or on a tablet.
Colours the real Police Car Monster Truck wears
These are shades the Police Car Monster Truck was actually sold in. Copy a hex value into the editor's colour picker to match one exactly — or ignore them completely, nobody is checking.
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#C8102E
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How much colouring is in this one?
Measured from the artwork — how this works.
The 2 Police Car Monster Truck drawings range from 85 to 122 fillable areas, so the simpler one is a better starting point if a younger child is colouring. Enough detail to stay interesting without becoming fiddly. New to the editor? The how to colour and print guide covers it in a minute.
