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Very Low Idle Hours And Low Miles Flex Fuel Federal Government Car on 2040-cars
US $9,799.99
Year:2008
Mileage:47850
Location:
United States
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For sale by owner. This car is a very nice P71 that was never used as a patrol car. It was a federal government customs supervisor car that came from West TX and assigned to one person who drove it very, very little. The back seat looks as if it was never sat in. Interior looks and smells literally brand new and has a brand new center console. Tires are nice Goodyear Eagle RSA's. I just installed a brand new Rhino push bumper as well. The body shows very nice with a couple of minor nicks and scratches. The motor and undercarriage are clean enough to eat off of. Again, this is not your run of the mill P71 that's been in countless pursuits and ones like this are getting rare! A 2014 Dodge Charger is the reason why I'm selling this baby. Car is located near Athens, GA. I can sell the car with or without the push bar. Thanks for looking!
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