2006 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor Sedan 4-door 4.6l P71 Cvpi on 2040-cars
El Paso, Texas, United States
Clean one owner vehicle history report. We have the vehicle history report on file and will forward it to you upon request. This vehicle was owned and operated by the U.S. Government Department of Homeland Security here in El Paso, Texas. This was a U.S. Customs supervisor vehicle. It was not a patrol car. It was not used to transport detainees. It has never been driven on salted roads. NO RUST. The interior is black cloth with black carpeting. It's in excellent shape. The power windows, power door locks, tilt wheel, cruise control, rear heated glass, traction control, power side view mirrors, power lumbar support and power trunk release all work as they should. The 4.6 liter 250 horsepower police interceptor motor has awesome power and starts and runs great. The automatic transmission shifts crisp and smooth. 3.27 limited slip rear end. Lots of power. This car is fast. The brakes have been inspected and are in good shape. The suspension is good and the car handles very well. The tires are in good shape. Full size spare. The body is in good shape with only minor nicks and scratches. We had this car inspected for structural damage and found none. No accident history. We welcome independent inspections and will do what we can to help. See www.inspectmyride.com for a local inspection. I can't anticipate every question so PLEASE call me at 915-244-2871 or send me an email at sselk1.tom@gmail.com if you need more information. ASK A LOT OF QUESTIONS. I always answer my phone calls and email. We are a licensed Texas auto dealer and will provide you with a legal temporary buyer's tag if you decide to drive this police interceptor home. All fresh filters and fluids so fly into the El Paso International Airport and drive this car anywhere with confidence. We will be happy to pick you up at the airport. This car looks, drives and handles great and we stand by our description as accurate but it is a used vehicle and is being sold as is. Please call me if you have any specific concerns. Here is a video of the car. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OsMHTcqWDQ&feature=youtu.be If you bid on this car please be prepared to complete the sale. Please read the terms of the sale carefully. Please click on the payment tab on this listing for payment instructions. |
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