2007 Ford Crown Victoria P71 Police Interceptor Runs Good! on 2040-cars
Edinburg, Virginia, United States
2007 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor runs and drives good! I picked this up from the Sherriff's Office and drove it home a 2 hours trip and it runs and drives really good! The Sherriff's Office fleet maintained the vehicle every 3000 miles! (which is really good!) I was able to get most records for this vehicle. The car has just had the intake manifold replaced last spark plugs, 3 coils repaired at 174,394 at a cost of $996.89! (that's a free grand $1000 in parts & service that goes with the car!) The work was just done a 1000 miles ago. Then they replaced the car with a new Charger. I just had the oil & filter change, balance rotate the tires. Fuel filter change. The SRS light does come on sometimes. A common thing from removal of Police equipment. The car needs a detail, wash wax interior cleaned. If you're looking for a Crown Victoria P71 here is a good one that's been serviced and runs drives good! Starts up every time and is reliable! The car is located in Mt. Jackson, VA 22842 and payment to be by $250 deposit, and the balance cash on pick up or if your having the car shipped to you. The money must be wired to my bank account. NO CHECKS OF ANY KIND WILL BE ACCEPTED. NO PAYPAL FOR THE FULL AMOUNT. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE ASK BEFORE BIDDING/BUYING. THE CAR IS BEING SOLD AS/IS AS SHOWN WITH NO WARRANTIES EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED. The car must be picked up within 3 days of winning bid. Thank you |
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