2010 Ford Crown Vic Police Interceptor on 2040-cars
Waco, Texas, United States
This is a 2010 Ford Crown Vic Police Interceptor From A Dallas Texas suburb ,this vehicle was takin care very well and allways a Texas car Im including a copy of the org. window sticker with all the options on the car.The vehicle has a Fire Suppression installed on it which very few came with. It also has carpet which is very rare,I did take off the spot light which I still have if the winning bidder wants it. There are 4 new tires on the car with less than 2000 miles on them and the paint is in very good shape for the age of the car. It has 113418 miles on it and runs like new with no leaks of any kind under the car,everything on the car works as it should . The shipping is the responsibly of the buyer, and if you need to ask questions please give me time to get back to you as I work during the day but I will get back to you asap, I do have the brother of this car with vin ending in 905 that was in front of this one on the assy line that I will sell but the price of that car will be more than what this one sells for due to it having a lot of Police eqt in it. Thanks and happy Bidding
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