2001 Crown Victoria Police Interceptor W/cage, P.a., Cb Radio And Lights on 2040-cars
Alhambra, California, United States
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2000 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor 150,000 miles, retired Police Vehicle Up for auction is a beautiful and clean Retired Police Interceptor. "Police Interceptor" is a special designation given to Crown Victoria's made specifically for the purpose of being a law enforcement vehicle. While this designation simply limits this vehicle to having an AM/FM radio head unit, it includes a special computer chipping that maximizes engine performance and horsepower. Additionally, this vehicle has been specially modified with police specification gear ratios which maximize power and torque. THIS CAR IS FAST! This vehicle is in excellent running and driving condition as it has been regularly maintained by professionals throughout its service with a local police agency. Because it was used as patrol vehicle, this vehicles has suffered normal interior wear associated with its prior use. The exterior paint is also quite nice but does have scratches and scuffs from normal use. A huge plus, this Police Interceptor also includes a very rare and expensive partition cage which is used to detain prisoners in the back seats of the vehicle. Also, the rear seats has been replaced with a plastic water resistant bench seat which utilizes the original safety restraint system (seat belts). The rear doors have also been disabled from the inside but are fully functioning from the outside door handles as well as the power door and window controls on the drivers door.
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PAYMENT: A $200 Deposit will be required for the winning bidder of this auction. The remaining balance will be due in cash or cashiers check. *Please Note: If paying with a cashiers check, I reserve the right to change the pick-up location to a bank nearest to the original designated pick-up location so that the funds can be immediately verified.*
PICK-UP: This vehicle is only available for local pick-up. As an added convenience, I will make this vehicle available for local pick-up from two addresses. Either Alhambra, CA off of Fremont ave and Main St, or Victorville, CA, off of Mohave and Hwy 395. The choice between these two pick-up locations can be determined by the winning bidder. *Please Note: If paying with a cashiers check, I reserve the right to change the pick-up location to a bank nearest to the original designated pick-up location so that the funds can be immediately verified.* |
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