2005 Ford Crown Victoria Lx Sport P74 Toreador Red Light Flint Interior Upgrades on 2040-cars
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
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Selling my cream puff 2005 Ford Crown Victoria LX Sport. I am the 3rd owner of the car (original owners always serviced the car at
Ford). It has always been a civilian car and I ALWAYS had the car
serviced at Ford (records on request). Current odometer reading at
119700. The car is the Sport Edition which has numerous differences and
upgrades from any of the other Crown Victoria models. The color is dark
toreador. Differences are as follows:
revised springs, shocks, and stabilizer bars. 17" alloy 5-spoke wheels (currently has 18" Mustang Fan blades professionally powdercoated) rear air suspension. leather seating - front bucket seats monochromatic exterior paint. center console with floor shift. 3.27 RAR - open differential. dual exhaust I have been the current owner for the past 4 years and have added some upgrades and accessories. I have not done anything to alter the integrity of the motor. Here is the list of the current additions: 18" Mustang Fan Blade rims wrapped in new (20k miles) BF Goodrich tires $1500 Upgraded to a custom 1.5" exhaust done by Eddies Speedshop in Phoenix $800 2 new stainless steel Flowmaster 40 mufflers $400 2 new Magnaflow Hi-flow Cats w/ new O2 sensors $800 Custom powdercoated exhaust tips $200 Ford Racing rear differential cover $150 Ford mud flaps $50 1.5" front-end lowering springs by Eaton $300 front Mach-1 chin spoiler $200 Ford trunk organizer $350----also have a trunk liner I would throw in (not in use) $100 Husky all-weather mats in the front and back $200 new Ford headlights and side marker $300 front and rear dashmats $100 The car has been meticulously maintained, but I would like to mention 2 extremely minor blemishes on the exterior. There is 50-cent piece size "crackle" in the clear coat on the trunk and minor puncture on the rear bumper. Also, the rear backseat has some blemishes on the leather seats (I have never tried to clean it because the rear seats have always been covered with towels to protect from my kids. I have the clear title on-hand. Asking $6000 OBO. All respectful offers will be considered. There will be a non-refundable $500 deposit at the end of the auction and the remaining balance will be paid in full within the next 7 days after receiving the deposit. If the car is being shipped, I will overnight the title after receiving the remaining balance for the car. If the car is being picked up locally, I will only accept a cashiers check. There are no warranties on the car and is sold as is. Once the car is purchased it is no longer my responsibility. I will do everything I can to help assist in a local pickup or shipment. |
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