2008 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor Sedan 4-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
Sand Lake, Michigan, United States
This is a recently retired Sheriffs Department Vehicle assigned to a single Deputy. This Crown Vic is nicer than most with a Power Drivers Seat and Cruise Control. It also has a fully carpeted floor. There was never a top light mounted to this one. It has a slick top with NO holes ever. Only two in the trunk that were properly plugged and sealed. The exterior and interior are very nice. There is a full size Goodyear spare tire in the trunk and includes a jack and wrench. This car has been maintained by the county since new with fully synthetic oil and runs great. The transmission shifts perfect. The paint is shiny. There are no warning lights on the dash. The brakes are excellent. There are no alignment problems. The undercarriage is dry and there are no leaks. This is a prior service vehicle so you will find the normal small holes in the front dash from the previous police equipment. There are a couple light scratches and there is some glue residue on the dash that should be easy to remove. The spot light is in place and there is a AM/FM CD player however neither currently work and may just be a fuse. For those of you that know these cars, this one has a lot of life in it. It is located near Grand Rapids, Michigan half way between Chicago and Detroit. A deposit of $500.00 is due immediately with your successful bid and payment in full within 7 days. If you have any question feel free to ask. Thank You and Good Luck Bidding. |
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