Ford Crown Victoria Police Package on 2040-cars
Covina, California, United States
For sale we have a security patrol vehicle fully loaded with equipment and lighting. Vehicle has been recently tuned up and checked for any leaks or engine problems. NONE FOUND! Unit is very smooth and very fast. This unit is definitely an eye catcher. Everyone slows down, puts on seat belts and gets off cell phones while driving when the unit is seen. IT LOOKS VERY OFFICIAL!
This vehicle only has 87,719 miles (VERY LOW MILES). It has been taken care of with all its oil changes and tune ups. This vehicle is ready for patrol use 24/7 without any problems. Unit was used as a supervisor unit/take home car for a security company that provided patrol service for unified school districts. This patrol unit is fully loaded with the latest L.E.D lighting and equipment for patrol use. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at (626) 502-9076.
The patrol unit comes with all the following:
1) Go Rhino push bars
2) Four (4) L.E.D lights on push bar. (2) facing forward (2) facing out to each side. (color white)
3) Federal Signal speaker
4) Strobes in FRONT turn signals and REAR brake lights
5) Two (2) working spot lights (Passengers spot light wired to control lighting unit)
6) Full inner supervisor light bar (INSIDE WINDSHEILD) L.E.D (white/amber)
7) Camera System (Mobile Vision) Color Screen with vault in truck (keys included).
8) Federal Signal map lights on each side ( DRIVER & PASSENGER SIDE) for report writting.
9) Troy Heavy Duty Adjustable Police Console.
10) Federal Signal TM-4 siren and light control box.
11) Code 3 Arrowstick Control Box with (Left/Center/Right/Warning) has 3 buttons (Fast/Dim/Aux) also backlight for control box.
12) Uniben Scanner Police/fire/air/weather.
13) Troy Dual cup holders.
14) Three (3) hole A/C plug in with built in fuse.
15) Panasonic Tough Book CF-18 with windows system up and running and WIFI ready. Power cables included.
16) Troy Laptop Stand with title and swivel.
17) P/A Microphone.
18) Invertor for laptop or other electronics with dual plug in.
19) Police Cage
20) Dome Light
21) Code 3 Dual L.E.D lights for rear deck window. Lights are mounted on top of the arrowstick.
22) Code 3 L.E.D ARROWSTICK (ALL CLEAR WHEN OFF)
23) One (1) Custom all Black Roof Antenna
24) One (1) Custom all Black Trunk Antenna
25) All Four (4) center police caps.
26) Full Size Spare Tire with Rim.
27) Back Seats.
28) Radio AM/FM
29) Tires are at 90% these are factory police issused tires.
30) Trunk Button on dash.
31) Police Interceptor Sticker (factory).
32) Clear Front Head Lights.
PLEASE NOTE:
VEHICLE IS LISTED ON LOCAL ADS. AUCTION WILL BE CANCELED IF VEHICLE IS SOLD LOCALLY.
Thank you very much for your time and interest in our patrol vehicle.
On Feb-27-14 at 09:20:54 PST, seller added the following information: [zipedit]
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