2007 Ford Crown Victoria - Detective Automobile on 2040-cars
Metairie, Louisiana, United States
2007 Ford Crown Victoria Specialty This is a extraordinary treasure for anyone in the market for this great automobile. The quality of this automobile is top notch with countless amenities to discriminating buyers. One Owner Free from Accidents with original miles Free Car Fax Report upon Request during Auction Standard AM/FM Audio System Body: ~ No holes or Partition in the premium detective car! ~ No Spotlights ~ No Ticket Light ~ Body is Totally Stocked ~ Four Bar Grill ~ Luxurious Champagne Tone Polished to Perfection ~ Always Driven in South of USA (NO RUST) All Power Equipment works like new! Windows: ~ Power Windows ~ Integrated Rear Defroster Antenna Transmission in perfect condition: ~ Transmission Cooler Motor Completely Perfect: ~ NO engine Warning Lights ! ~ Coil-on-plug ignition ~ Oil Cooler ~ Exhaust also Excellent Drive Train in Perfect Condition: ~ Heavy Duty shocks, sway bars, springs ~ Major Powertrain and Suspension Components are in Perfect Condition Suspension Excellent: ~ Aluminum Driveshaft with Heavy Duty U-Joints ~ Inverted Monotube Shocks ~ 139 MPH Speedometer ~ Alloy rims excellent condition Like New For All Power Hardware: Power Steering with: ~ The top American rear-wheel-drive V8 Sedan ~ Power steering cooler ~ Tilt steering wheel ~ Cruise control ~ Heavy Duty quick ratio steering rack Power locks with REMOTE Power Brakes: ~ Anti lock braking system installed in ALL Crown Vics ~ Four-link suspension with a Watt's linkage on rear axle ~ 16" Wheels were specifically made to accommodate the braking system on this car ~ Alloy rims excellent condition Air & Heat - State of the Art ~ Ice cold air! ~ Heat blows hot hot hot DOOR MOUNTED: ~ Trunk Release ~ Gas Tank Release Interior Seats: ~ First Class Exquisite Comfort Full Cloth Power Seats Front ~ First Class Exquisite Comfort Full Cloth Seats for Rear Seats Body: ~ Four Bar Grill ~ Perfect condition ~ Delicious Champagne Tone ~ Always Driven in South of USA (NO RUST) The Car Fax Report is at the very bottom. Please refresh your browser for full viewing of our high-definition photos of this beautiful and luxurious automobile. This beautiful automobile was purchased by the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's office and re-vamped for detective usage. The body of the car was certified rust free by a automobile body specialist. This car was perfectly maintained during the time in which it was used. The Crown Vic has its body built separate from its frame. This means this car survives collisions that would total lesser uni-body vehicles. The uni-body engineering is one in which the body sides and roof play a role in keeping the body rigid. The Panther Platform vehicles were engineered with an old-fashioned body-on-frame design that's mostly used by pickup trucks today because, while heavier, it's better able to bounce back from heavy, punishing use. No other American car has ever proven as durable, which is why Ford built 9.6 million of them. It's logged 10's of millions of grueling taxi miles and kept our streets safe. Police departments all over America grew to rely on them not just for their roominess but also for their extended endurance during exertion. Hitting a curb at high speed in a Crown Vic wouldn't end a pursuit by bending a drive shaft the way it could in a front-wheel-drive car. The Crown Vics are famous for the car's tough performance with solid built features. It even does well off-road. The Crown Vics are prized for staying strong and in good condition, ease of repair, and hardiness where ever sturdiness and class is valued. This car was not manufactured for just everyday buyers, but to people who love it enough to make it their own. As Henry Ford imagined his cars should be, the Crown Vic meets the requirements. This car gives affordable, reliable, comfortable first class transportation to anyone who chooses to open its door. |
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The 2013 F-150 with MyFord Touch gives us a glimpse of what the new layout with buttons and knobs might look like, as Ford says a similar balance of touch screen capability and buttons/knobs are what's being planned for future models. And, while capacitive controls have no fans in the halls of Autoblog, many of Ford's models with MyFord Touch do have a large physical knob for adjusting volume with integrated buttons for tuning and advancing tracks, though most of those are models with the optional upgraded Sony Audio system. Lincoln models with MyLincoln Touch, however, feature only capacitive controls for all stereo and climate functions.
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