95 Chevrolet Caprice 9c1 Police Cruiser Lt1 (corvette/impala Ss) Interceptor on 2040-cars
Warren, Michigan, United States
95 Chevrolet Caprice
9C1 Police Cruiser LT1 (Corvette/Impala SS) Interceptor You are bidding on a blue 1995 Chevrolet Caprice original 9C1 Police Package, with the 5.7 liter LT1 interceptor (stock Corvette) engine. Transmission completely professionally rebuilt within this past year, with about 5,000 miles left on warranty. In fact, I spent more than $4,000 having transmission, new Flowmaster welded dual exhaust (pictures), new radiator, all new rubber, hoses, and maintenance items, new shocks, and more. I have receipts from certified mechanic facility to show repairs & parts. This car has been in my family for more than 10 years, driven mostly as a second car, and having been parked for a while when the transmission went out, it has relatively low (127,799) miles for its age. Car also has a new Alpine CD/USP/iPod dock stereo in the dash. Original black steel police rims, with classic Chevy center caps. This car is a hot theft item (LT1 engine worth $1,000 alone), so I had professionally installed a top of the line Viper LCD 2-Way security alarm with remote start and unlock features ($500) to protect my investment. Recent Repairs Include:
There are a few minor mechanical repairs left to do, such as leaking oil cooling line under vehicle (about $100), and power steering fluid leaks. Passenger side exhaust manifold is cracked. Brakes and tires are around 50% or so, but not urgent. Body is all original, with typical police use blemishes in finish. No collision damage of any kind, but the front bumper cover lower valance is cracked off on the driver side (pictures), and rear bumper cover has scratches and a small gash (pictured). This is the last of the large frame rear-wheel drive muscle cars, and the powerful Corvette engine and rebuilt transmission provide amazing power and performance. It is truly a pleasure to drive, with unharnessed power both at take-off and high-end power on the top end on the highway. There are not many cars that have beaten this Caprice in a friendly drag race, and I love the extra feeling of safety in such a large body and framed vehicle. Unlike the Ford Crown Victoria or Marauder models, the Caprice Police cruiser has a solid limited-slip differential for better performance and handling. This package was the inspiration for the Impala SS, which also has all the same extra police engine and enhancements, and they added a nice leather interior, etc. An Impala SS will cost you $10-15,000. I’m proud I got the car charged up and solid, and someone else can make it look pretty, or just keep it the way I did as an original police weathered with belt buckle scratches in the paint and holes in the trunk from police antennas. I took a LOT of pictures, so please check it out thoroughly, and GOOD LUCK! Viper LCD 2-Way Security +
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