2000 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor Highway Patrol Military Look 4.6 V8 on 2040-cars
Los Angeles, California, United States
I moved from Miami to two months to los angeles. And have bought immediately the Ford. The car is to big for me and park takes me an eternity. I decided to buy me a motorcycle and therefore sell the Ford. I have just had made a smog / breaks / lights test done and passed easily! The car was also just at the Highway Patrol for inspection and has passed this without more ado. The brakes (rotors and shoes) are as good as new also the Goodyear tires! Everyone has the opportunity to visit the car in advance and make a test drive. The car is very well maintained and because of the great military paint an absolute eye-catching of respect on the highway and makes the roads of the city. The trunk is huge and offers every opportunity for a lot of luggage and storage space for long trips. I have already driven many cars but the Ford is the best by far. You can feel the power of the engine hood and yet he goes on smoothly like a wild cat in the mountains. Please convince yourself of the dreamlike state of the car! The car has a salvage title due to a small bump at the rear wheel arch (driver's side). In the trunk of a spare wheel is also housed. For any questions or a test drive please feel free to call : +1(305)299-8992 |
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