1994 Mercury Grand Marquis Gs Low Miles 72k Taxi Special Police Stealth 1 Owner on 2040-cars
Brielle, New Jersey, United States
PLEASE READ ENTIRE AD AND VIEW ALL PICTURES! NO RESERVE!!! You are looking at a 1994 Mercury Grand Marquis GS. 72K ORIGINAL MILES! TAXI CAB SPECIAL or UNDERCOVER LOOK COMMUTER, STEALTH Police Look, just change front grill and rear tail piece and have a Crown Vic. Runs good, needs some cosmetic TLC inside and out, ICE COLD AIR! Good Car for Kids, Buffs, Taxi or Commuters, I also have all the parts you may need to make an AUTHENTIC Stealth Police Unit. Radios, lights, siren, antennas consoles etc. All Xtra of course. YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED IN THIS CAR!!!! VERY LOW 72K miles for a car of this year. JUST A GREAT DEPENDABLE CAR WITH LOW MILES. This is a NO RESERVE Auction with a low conservative starting price. Call me A.J. up to 9pm EST on my cell # 732-684-1804 with any other questions. Ask me questions thru ebay and I will answer and post. This Car is also for sale locally and I may remove any bids, ad or final bid if a better offer is made.
I also have a 2003 Ford Crown Vic P71 Police Interceptor 136K miles and a 2002 Ford Crown Vic P71 Police Interceptor 148K miles Also up for auction here on ebay. I believe that I have described this Car to the best of my ability and is being sold AS-IS. So please look at all the pics, read the entire ad to make your decision or better yet COME and SEE IT IF YOUR CLOSE ENOUGH TO DO SO. There will be no refunds on a 20 year old Car. You Buy It, You OWN it. LOCAL PICKUP ONLY: Shipping will be the FULL responsibility of the Buyer. I will only make sure that the driver puts It on the Truck. I will require a $ 500.00 Non-Refundable deposit within 24 hours of purchase. Full payment shall be made within 7 days of auction end. I will only accept CASH or MAJOR Bank Draft/Check. I will hold Van for 3 weeks so shipping arrangements can be made. After that a $ 40.00 a day storage fee will be added until pickup unless other arrangements have been made. I will sell internationally but all the same criteria above will apply including American Funding. |
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