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2003 Ford Crown Victoria Base Sedan 4-door 4.6l on 2040-cars

Year:2003 Mileage:86077 Color: White paint
Location:

Sandusky, Ohio, United States

Sandusky, Ohio, United States
Advertising:

Here is a 2003 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor.  This is a former police marked vehicle. It is a police package vehicle. Only 86077 miles. This vehicle was a marked vehicle then made into an unmarked. Most of it's life it was a court car driven by a courta officer five days a week to and from court.

Exterior:
White paint, Several locations where the paint peeled or had defects a couple of them are large areas. some rust bubbling up under doors and fender wells. No major dents, but minor dings and scratches. Will have a hole in roof from radio antenna and light bar.
, good glass, there is NO spot light on this vehicle.

Interior:
Light gray interior, rubber mat, cloth front seats vinyl rear seats, may have a small rip here or there but nothing major, needs a good cleaning. All police equipment was removed so there may be residual holes from mounting brackets here and there, no holes in dash.  Air conditioning is not working, cruise control,

Drive train:
4.6 liter interceptor engine, yes - only 86,077 miles. Runs good drives good, has a surpinetine belt "whine" Vehicle was last serviced with new rear brake pads-has less than 200 miles on those.


This was a police marked/unmarked vehicle purchased new in 2003 for this department. It has remained in service until the beginning of this year. It was regularly maintained every 3000 miles. Maintenance records are not available. This vehicle runs and drives, however we highly suggest to have it towed or trailered from our location. No test drives, however you may inspect the vehicle in person with an appointment by contacting Assistant Chief Robb Parthemore at 419-627-0824 ext. 6007 or rparthemore@perkinstownship.com. If more pictures are needed I can e-mail them to you upon request. 

Perkins Township is selling this vehicle as is, where is, we will not deliver, package or ship the vehicle. There are no guarantees or warranties made with the sale of this vehicle. Any of our vehicles should be inspected by a certified mechanic prior to being placed back into service on the road. Perkins Township assumes no liability from placing a vehicle we sell into service.

Perkins Township ONLY accepts certified bank check or money order. Once the winning bidder is established we will forward the information our Fiscal Officer who will take care of all financial obligations and transfer or title. Winning bidder must make an appointment with the Fiscal Officer to take care of all the paperwork. 


On Jul-11-14 at 17:44:57 PDT, seller added the following information:

*** This vehicle is NOT natural gas****


Sorry for the inconvenience if you want your bid retracted please let me know and I will follow through.

This vehicle was listed as a CNG and it is NOT!

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