2007 Ford Crown Victoria (p71) In Great Runnig Conditions And Shape on 2040-cars
Los Angeles, California, United States
2007 Ford Crown Victoria - Police Interceptor Street Appearance Vehicle With
only 332 idle hours. Unit# 3 YOU WON'T FIND A BETTER DEAL FOLKS, DON'T LET IT GET AWAY!! PLEASE READ; Folks it cost time and money to relist an item, fraud or non paying bidder. If you have (0) feedback please contact me before bidding or buying. If you don't have the funds to pay please don't play. Thank You. 2007 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor, Ex General Service Dept. Vehicle with 103K original miles and only 332 idle hours. Like new conditions, everything works in the car, from the City/County of Sacramanto, California car - no rust. The car is original black - NOT a repaint, paint code is (AU). The paint is super sharp and shiny, very few minor scratches. The car still looks great and drives very nice, no holes anywhere in or out of the car, carpet floors, Cold A/C, heather works, defroster works fine, AM/FM stereo + CD player, working cruise control, Parrot aftermarket Bluetooth in working conditions, has an aftermarket alarm system with (2) working controllers, all seat belts and buckles in place, car came with medium shade window tint in rear windows only, all (4) windows and doors fully operational, tires are in great conditions all around (235/55/17 by Goodyear Eagle RSA), CLEAN TITLE, no accidents. Full new matching spare tire kit in the trunk. Everything works in the car. Pink slip and documents on hand, Smogged, Sold as is. Very fast car that needs nothing and is ready to go! READY FOR WORK AND ROAD READY!! If you would like to come see and test drive the car you are more than welcome to do so, you will be very surprise to know that this car looks great, rides/handle like new. This car is super sharp. WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU'LL GET, WITH NO SURPRISES! Mechanically: At 103K, this car needs nothing but fuel to keep it going. There are no noises coming from the engine or transmission, no vibration or pulling on the steering wheel/tires, oil change + filter, brakes are good all around, transmission filter/gasket & fluid replaced (MERCON V), drive belt looks good, Z5 rear axle, spark plugs and coils are good, new air filter, fuel filter look new.. Folks this vehicle is a BULLET!! All just fully serviced. No leaks, no overheating, transmission shift smoothly and strong as it should, suspension nice and tight.. NICE AND FAST!!! Interior: Has carpet floors, Nice seats, nice and clean.detail In-N-Out. (SEE PICTURES) If you should have any questions about this car please feel free to contact me @ (424)-224-8161 ask for Mario. Text are also welcome. Open to Respectful and reasonable offers. Thank You |
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