2006 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor Sap P71 on 2040-cars
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States
Up for sale is my personal 2006 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor Real deal factory ordered SAP Street Appearance Package - Includes 50/50 vinyl, cloth seats front and back, carpet, bucket seats, chrome grille, civilian side moldings, body color rear fascia, chrome door handles No antenna holes or rubber plugs, no body-filler, no rust on this car at all Factory original paint in Dark Blue Pearl DX, various paint chips here and there, subtle scuffs and scratches, car has since had abit touch up work on moldings Interior is very clean, all original carpet, 2 holes in dash, no tears in bucket seats, 2 drilled holes on rear deck Never any decals on body Factory X5 limited slip differential 2260 hours / 127810 miles - will increase daily Original dealer option sheet included, free carfax, no service books Full size spare unused tire (2) .125" holes inside trunk from police mount Recent service at 127000 included new transmission fluid, new oil, new serpentine belt Pictures show worn hubcaps, car currently has NEW OEM Ford 17" hubcaps installed from factory NO zero feedback bidders, your offer will not stand, build up your feedback even if it is only 2 or 3 Located in Mount Vernon, OH 43050 - Fly in to Columbus, OH and drive it home - Free airport pickup Beautiful car - Call/text 740-502-8736 or reply by ebay email You WILL NOT find another car this clean with no antenna holes |
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