2010 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor Sedan on 2040-cars
Quincy, Massachusetts, United States
Send me questions at : rodneyguernsey786322@yahoo.com Exterior:Navy Blue Interior: charcoal grey interior Features: Automatic transmission,rear leather seats (might be fake leather looks like leather), front upholsteryseats, power locks, power windows, driver side front power seat, good A/C, andblack Vinyl flooring. Condition: The interior is nearly spotless. The exteriordoes have minor scratches but because of the color they are very difficult tosee and nearly impossible to take pictures of, that’s why I didn’t includemany pictures of any scratches. The number of scratches is consistent with whatyou’d expect from a cop car after 124,000 miles but nothing I’d considersevere. There is rust BUT I was told that it should not be a problem and thatthey have seen much worst rust on similar vehicles. Issues: Lots of minorscratches that are hard to see. The rear bumper has two tears in the left cornerand some of the paint is peeling on the bumper. You can feel sort of a bumpinesswhen braking but I was told that the car is fine as part of the recentinspection. So this is likely not a problem. Also, I dont have any troublebraking, its just a feeling. The driver seat motor seems like it may be goingbut it works fine now. I think its because it hadn't been used in whileprior to me getting the car.
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Take a look below for this short video from Jay Leno's Garage.
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