1988 Plymouth Gran Fury - Unmarked Police Car - 80k, Very Clean Mopar / Dodge on 2040-cars
Brooklyn, New York, United States
Body Type:Sedan
Engine:5.2L 318Cu. In. V8 GAS OHV Naturally Aspirated
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:GAS
Interior Color: Blue
Make: Plymouth
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Gran Fury
Trim: Base Sedan 4-Door
Drive Type: RWD
Options: Cassette Player
Mileage: 80,500
Safety Features: Driver Airbag
Sub Model: Salon
Power Options: Cruise Control
Exterior Color: Dark Blue
1988 GRAN FURY Unmarked POLICE CAR :
Very Very Clean Original GRAN FURY Undercover Police Car - 318 Motor, 80K+ Miles.
Salon Package Interior in Very Very Good Shape, w Velour Split Bench w Arm Rest, Carpet.
NO RIPS IN SEATS, Dash, Door Panels and Interior Trim are in great shape, and NO CRACKS IN DASH.
The car has the Original Whip Antenna and Wig Wag Lights in back - working but disconnected per ebay rules.
Plus the Original Motorola Hand Set and Radio - currently not working, and not sure if it can, never tried to sort it out.
I picked up the car from Massachusetts about 2 years ago.
I have since installed new Shocks, NEW Mopar Electronic Ignition and Coil, Battery, plus had the Carb Professionally Rebuilt.
The car also has BRAND NEW BF Goodrich TA's on it all around.
The car is turn key as is, motor is solid and runs Great, the only thing it will need eventually is new exhaust and leaf springs.
The car has been repainted once and is pretty straight and rust free body wise, no major rust at all showing through the paint.
The only real body issue at all is that it looks to have been tapped in the drivers rear corner once and fixed - as seen in pics - but not too well.
It's totally fine as is for a driver, and a pretty easy fix if you are going to repaint it.
I have had my fun with it but new projects demand that I thin the herd a little now...so it's time to pass it on.
This is a RARE MOPAR police car in GREAT shape for it's age, and I hope it goes to another good home.
It is a great driver as is, or a PERFECT start for a restoration,
a little bodywork and new paint and it would be an OUTSTANDING show car.
I paid $2500. plus transport, and am offering the car at - NO RESERVE - starting at the price I paid for it,
not including all the extra parts, labor, $500 worth of tires, and time I have into it.
PLEASE do not bid if you are not SERIOUS, with funds available and ready to go.
50% deposit due 48 hours from end of auction, with full payment due within 7 days of purchase.
Bids will not be accepted from Zero Feedback bidders without prior contact and consent.
Thank You + Good Luck Bidding.
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