2008 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor Sedan K9 4-door With Lights & Sirens on 2040-cars
Peotone, Illinois, United States
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Up for sale is this 2008 Ford Police Interceptor with only 42,739 miles on it. This is a super clean vehicle that is already set up with a lot of extras. We are a local Ford dealership based out of Peotone, IL. We took in a total of 3 units in trade from a local municipality. Please check out our other auctions if you are looking for more than one vehicle. The lights and sirens are fully functional on this vehicle. I took the pictures with the lights on so that it was easier to see their placement. With the flash patterns it is impossible to photograph with everything lit up. This vehicle is equipped with Federal Signal First and Third Generation LEDs. The siren is made by Smart Sirens. The vehicle is equipped with a Charge Guard system. This system cuts power to the components an hour after the ignition is turned off. The K9 equipment is manufactured by Ray Allen. This vehicle has heat sensors for the dog, remote door actuator for the back passenger door, etc. The Police Chief of the municipality that traded this vehicle in informed us that the K9 equipment was installed new this year and cost around $6,000-7,000 to upfit. We do have the original back seat for this vehicle as well. This vehicle is equipped with a Safety Vision camera.
If you have specific questions on the vehicle, please contact Denis Corradino directly at 815-531-7520 or send me a message through eBay. If you would like to come see the vehicle in person, we are located in Peotone, IL. We are Terry's Ford. If you are planning on coming out, please make an appointment to ensure the vehicle is here since it is also for sale locally and being shown to local municipalities. Because this vehicle is set up with lights and sirens, the vehicle is not for sale to the general public. You must have proper credentials to buy this vehicle. |
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