2000 Ford Crown Vic P71 (police Package). Black. New Motor! on 2040-cars
Yorba Linda, California, United States
A 2000 Ford Crown Vic Police (P71) with a new motor! The P71 Police package has the spotlights, LED Light-bar (which can easily be removed) and push bars on the front. It has the 4.6 V8 with all of the heavy duty equipment upgrades Ford puts on their police package. Air conditioning is ice cold. The new motor runs extremely strong. Body is straight. Title clear. Minor miscellaneous dings and scratches. (The new, rebuilt motor cost $3,500.00 and was professional installed). Tires are good. All four hubcaps. The drivers side rear window does need a new motor (or needs repair). It won't go up or down. With this new motor in this car, it will run strong for years to come.
On Oct-06-13 at 16:42:56 PDT, seller added the following information: Reserve lowered!! |
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