Ford Crown Vic Victoria Police Interceptor Police Cruiser Cop Car Taxi Sedan on 2040-cars
Sauk Rapids, Minnesota, United States
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~ 2007 Ford Crown Victoria - Police Interceptor ~ An excellent example of a 2007 Ford crown Vic, not what you would expect from a retired Police interceptor! Interior 9/10 Exterior 9.5/10 Mechanical 10/10 This vehicle needs nothing and is sure to be a very reliable vehicle for many miles to come! Runs and drives perfect with no issues Undercarriage looks factory fresh! Bought it in Colorado this summer, Absolutely no rust! Never seen salt(its been parked at lot where pics were taken) No fluid seeping/leaking New Goodyear Ultra Grip Tires Just had oil changed. Brand new windshield Options: Posi rear end Power windows/locks Cruise Control 3.27 axle ratio Power ABS 4.6L FFV OHC EFI V8 Engine Seats equipped with anti-stab plate. Side air bags, driver and passenger air bags. Battery saver system prevents battery from dying. Coolant recovery system. Fail safe cooling system. Title in my name ready to be transferred Buy it now for $6800 Delivery negotiable to anywhere in the USA depending on my schedule and time frame. Or I will gladly pick you up at Minneapolis airport(Airport code MSP) Call/Text Nate with questions 32O 3O9 226O |
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