2007 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor Pckg- Upstate Cruisers In Great Cond on 2040-cars
Buchanan, New York, United States
Interested? Please call 914-293-0435.
We purchased this car to start a car service company-- my son in law decided not to go into the business and now I just want to sell it. This car is privately owned and the cleanest police car I've ever seen. It is an upstate NY highway cruiser NOT used on city streets with potholes and NOT all banged up or scratched up. This will be a great taxi/vehicle for the next several years. The interior has no rips, all the lights work in the car.
Police emergency lighting was professionally removed.
AC and radio work perfectly;
The dashboards have not been destroyed as you can see in the pictures;
NEVER been smoked in;
The floor coverings and headliners are not ripped anywhere;
Tires are good;
NO FLUID leaking anywhere from car;
PW, PD, PM, Power Trunk, mirror visors, 8 way power seats with drivers lumbar support; and
111k miles.
If interested please call 914-293-0435.
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