2008 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor 125k Miles One Owner on 2040-cars
Fort Worth, Texas, United States
2008 Ford Crown Victoria POLICE INTERCEPTOR H.O. V-8, Auto, Power Windows, Locks, Mirrors, Tilt, am/fm stereo 125K Miles ONE OWNER - 3744 Hours on meter Tires have less than 4000 miles on them RUNS and DRIVES PERFECT New A/C Lines, Condenser and blows ICE COLD Heavy Duty Suspension Heavy Duty Brakes HIGHLY MAINTAINED with Synthetic Oil NOT A DENT OR RUST ANYWHERE. Some Scratches (mostly on the hood) and light paint chips where stickers were when they removed the sticker SEE PICTURES for additional Condition information Vehicle was owned since new by the Sheriff Department in Conroe TX NO POLICE EQUIPMENT everything has been removed INTERIOR IS IN GREAT CONDITIONS, Dash is in GREAT Condition, Seats are in GREAT Condition INSPECTION GOOD THRU 3/2015 Just got the title paper work in the mail by the county, so I will be sending it out for title in my name this coming week. Buyer will get Texas Certificate of Title Application and bill of sale and when title arrives, I will mail it to you or you can come and pick it up. Title is free and clear, clean Carfax/Auto Check This car runs incredible and everything works as it should. NO WARNING or CHECK ENGINE LIGHTS... These vehicles are highly maintained Email me here on Ebay or call me at 214-335-6252 I WILL ASSIST BUYER WITH SHIPPING AT BUYERS EXPENSE WOULD DRIVE THIS CAR ANYWHERE ZERO OR NEGATIVE FEEDBACK FOLKS NEED TO CONTACT ME PRIOR TO BIDDING TO DISCUSS OR YOUR BID WILL BE CANCELED DEPOSIT OF 500.00 DUE WITH IN 24 HOURS OF WINNING BALANCE DUE IN FULL WITHIN 5 DAYS Paypal for deposit balance due in cash OR if you pay in full via paypal you must ad 2.9% to final sales price to cover the fees. Thanks Chad 214-335-6252 |
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