2007 Police Interceptor Crown Vic. P71 on 2040-cars
La Porte, Indiana, United States
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Here is my 2007 Police model P71 Crown Vic. Sadly it was involved in a mild front end collision on Feb 6, 2014 when another driver lost control of his vehicle. His car was totalled out, I drove mine home. This had been my daily driver for the last two years. I bought it directly from the Lake County police department in IL with 104,500mi. Over the past two years running 160 highway miles a day for work it currently sits at 168,200mi with 3512 hours. It has been a great car, never giving me any issues. It has the 3.27 rear end with tru trac locker. Doesn't use any oil, always using valvoline syn. Brakes were installed last summer. The car currently runs and drives, starting instantly with no issues. I've run it down the road at 80+ mph multiple times since the incident, no apparent drivetrain damage. As you can see the front bumper, hood, drivers fender and windshield will need replaced. The drivers door is fixable, only damaged at the front lip from opening the door with the fender pushed in. The airbag did not go off, but the light comes on at times. I have since bought another vehicle and really no longer need this one. With a little time you could quite easily replace the front end body parts or simply use this as parts. I have a clean clear title in my name. |
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