2001 Ford Crown Victoria Cng Police Interceptor on 2040-cars
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States
Other things I forgot to add, that I just remembered are the horn does not work (not sure why), the steering wheel has a cover but the original leather underneath it is bad, that is a bent piece of metal stripping in one of the pictures, the factory installed tanks expired in 2013, but this has the extended range tanks and the sticker says 2016; unless you dismantle the whole car they may or may not be there, I don't know. The mechanics that I have talked to said that the 2016 sticker super cedes all else. And there is pictures of the stickers below. Also, the ac and heat and the radio work great. The car runs great. Still a daily driver till sold. I have also included a few more pictures of the cracks and tiny hole in the dash. The trunk will be cleared out, but will include the spare tire. Just wanted to show that the tanks take up half the trunk. Also another thing weird about the car, maybe because it was a cop car, the locks are only manual on the passenger side; the driver, though, has full control of the buttons. Right now this is for the most part about everything that I can think of at this time. Will keep updating if need be.
This is currently a 3000 PSI CNG vehicle. They are phasing these out for 3600 PSI. I have talked to mechanics and since it's dedicated, and the way it's set up, it can easily be changed over to 3600 with just new tanks, regulators, and the 3600 nozzle adapter. But with no money to do that I am left with no choice but to sell it. Right now the tanks in it are not expired and are extended range; you will have till 2016 before they expire. There is some areas that may have 3000, but please do not rely on websites that state they have working 3000 PSI pumps; most have been taken out. If you decide to buy locally, there is a few pumps still left in the city and a few outside. Other things not listed above are: Seats are a Floor Carpet Material and are Very Basic Will Only Seat 4 Medium Sized People (this is not meant for 4 heavy size/tall people due to the tanks being in the back) Will Need Oil Changed/Fluids Flushed/Alignment/Tires (maybe down the road) Hole Covers on Top Where Light Bar Was Tag is Up to Date Car Runs Great (Costs me locally between $15 and $20 to fill up a tank) Will Work With You If You Must Use a Delivery Service (expense of new buyer) I am the 3rd Owner (1st Owner was the Dallas Police Department) |
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As Ford spokesperson Mike Levine reminded us, back in 2011, Ford announced in an investor release that it would shift production "after the [Ohio] plant stops current production of the Ford E-Series vans." According to that release, the Ohio factory will also receive $128 million in upgrades to build the new trucks, plus the F53 motorhome chassis and F59 commercial chassis.
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