2000 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor Sedan 4-door 4.6l Project on 2040-cars
Jackson, New Jersey, United States
I am selling a 2000 Ford Crown Victoria police Interceptor. This car is a project and needs the motor and trans installed. I bought the car with a bad motor and then bought a parts car with a good motor.The motor is out of the car and ready for the new motor to be put in. I drove the parts car and it ran great and had good power and no check engine lights. The motor only has 90k. I lost my garage space and am no longer interested in working on the car. The motor needs a new engine oil dipstick and also new exhaust studs. The car is very clean and only has 89k miles on it. There is a very small amount of rust starting in a few of the typical spots but the underneath of the car is very clean. The only problem of the body is the rear bumper cover is cracked. The rest of the body is in very good condition. There is one hole in the roof from police lights and one antenna hole in the trunk. The car will make for a very good car for someone willing to put some time in. I tried to describe the car as best as I can. If you have any questions please ask and I will get back to you.
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