2003 Ford Crown Victoria Base Sedan 4-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
Harrah, Oklahoma, United States
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I got tired of going airport after 911 and decided to start driving wherever I want to go in the United States. I wanted a big roomy car that got good gas mileage. So, I bought 2003 Ford Crown Victoria brand new and started driving. I was surprised how much I was driving. In ten months, I had hundred thousand miles on the car. I still owed 50 months of payments. So, I decided to keep driving my car. I just kept driving it. It cost me no trouble. I had to put new tires on every 125,000 miles and I just kept driving it until I put 1,015,632 miles on this car. I didn't have to do anything on the original motor and the transmission and the drive line. It was the car I couldn't wear out. The car can still be driven. The motor is still running well. The transmission is original and still working well without any trouble. I will be willing to drive the car to the highest bidder. |
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