2005 P71, Clean, New Engine, Perf. Exhaust, Corbra R Wheels, Jmod Shift Kit on 2040-cars

US $7,500.00

Year:2005 Mileage:135158 Color: of the vehicle is near perfect

Location:

Arden, North Carolina, United States

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NO RESERVE!!! I must be crazy!? My commute to work has changed and therefore my beloved Interceptor must go.

If you are looking for a CLEAN, NON POLICE USED or NON ABUSED Police Interceptor. Look no further. I promise that this will be the cleanest, mildly modified police interceptor in the country. You will not be disappointed.

2005, 135k on the body with a newer engine with only 75k miles. The transmission was just professionally rebuilt with stage 1 race clutches and a JMOD shift kit.

The car has true dual exhaust with a custom built cat back Rinehart Racing louvered chamber system, and 45 degree turn downs just before the rear axle. Mr. Rinehart is my boss, and while he may only working in aftermarket motorcycles now a days, he has over 30 years of NASCAR, INDY, NHRA years of experience in performance exhaust and he personally aided me in designing the cat back exhaust for this car. It is truly a one of a kind, and only 1 of 1 in the world. It sounds aggressive and demands attention. However, the tone is mild, depending on how much throttle you give her.

The Nexen tires and Cobra R wheels are literally brand new with only 6,000 miles on them. I have the original steel wheels with center caps that come with the car as well.

The interior of the car is immaculate. The exterior of the vehicle is near perfect. It is a used car after all, and there are as expected small paint chips. I recently had them professionally touched up so you do not notice them, unless you look for them.

The car was just professionally detailed inside and out!!! I took pictures in the sun and shade so that you could how good of a mirror finish the paint has.

Let it be known that I am a former certified mechanic and now make my living as an engineer. I am extremely anal about the maintenance of my vehicles. The are routinely washed, waxed and serviced by Ford's recommended maintenance. If anything needed fixed, it was done.

EVERYTHING works as it should. A/C, heat, power windows, power locks, cruise control, intermittent wipers, radio, interior and exterior lights, power driver seat, lumbar, horn, parking brake, rear defrost, power truck release, etc... everything works.

I looked for this car for 5 months. I wanted the cleanest police interceptor I could find. I am the third owner. The car started its life has a State owned vehicle used as a tag vehicle for wide loads on the highway. So no drilled holes in the bumper, dash or for light bars found in police cars. Better yet, all highway. No city driving or abusive chase accelerations. And rest assured, even though I modified the car slightly, I babied it. I just enjoy upgrading parts on my vehicles. It's a past time for me.

When I purchased the car, all catalytic converters had just been replaced. During my ownership I replaced the tensioner pulley, 1 O2 sensor, and had the computer re-calibrated by Ford to the latest Police Interceptor tune. NC approved tint which is 35%. I have all receipts. I also have a CLEAN and CLEAR CARFAX and Auto Check for your review.

If you're near, come look at the car, and I promise you, you won't be disappointed. Please feel free to call if you have any questions. I will happily take more pictures, videos, etc. Just ask!!! But please, don't be rude. No calls or texts after 8 pm. Thank you.

Walk around and start up video here!!! > http://youtu.be/zZ20BhXCMMk

Regards,
Matthew
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