2006 Crown Victoria P71 Turn-key Unmarked on 2040-cars
Powell, Tennessee, United States
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This Interceptor is owned by a County Sheriff Officer and has been used in off-duty jobs. It is turn-key loaded and "geared out" as the photos describe. As per ebay policy, it has no red or blue lenses. Near flawless condition and runs strong and powerful. The stereo is MASSIVE (Kenwood, Alpine, etc.) All equipment works as intended, including brakes, cruise control, A/C. Tires are 80% life. Ham radio gear, etc. will remain in the car. It is the buyers responsibility to be properly licensed / authorized, to use any of the equipment, included with this interceptor. Rear door locks /interior handles are disabled, rear door windows have bars, but the prisoner partition has been removed. Console has numerous built-in accessories, including Motorola portable mounted charger, arm rest, switch panels, Galls PA system, Yaesu Duel-Band transceiver, strobe controller, etc.
Vehicle is road-ready and can be depended on to travel across country, if desired. I would have included a youtube link, but ebay policy prohibits these non-clickable links. You can search YouTube for: 2006 P71 Turn-key (by 1skull) for a taste of what your in for, with this car! Starting bid is LOW, with no reserve. $500 deposit due within 24 hours of auction end. Balance to be paid, in cash, at vehicle pickup, which will need to be within 1 week, of auction end. |
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