Nice Clean Administrator Vehicle With Low Hours!!! on 2040-cars
Chandler, Arizona, United States
2006 Ford Crown Victoria Police Package!
Administrator Vehicle Rust-Free!
Very Clean with Low 1,005 Hours
Rare Smokestone Metallic Clear Coat Paint!
2006 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor with 123,150 County vehicle from Arizona! This vehicle drives nice and smooth with all components working inside and outside. It's powered by a 4.6 V8 with nice Smokestone exterior. This color changes from a light silver to a tan/gold color in the sun and is a rare Ford color. Vehicle has power driver seat, cruise control, ice cold A/C, nice HOT heat, AM/FM radio and all seat belts. There are no noises or rattles which will make a great car for its new owner. Ready to go back in service or it would make a great family vehicle. Features include: Heavy duty brakes, suspension and coolers to keep this vehicle running for a long time. I would rate it 9 out of 10. Vehicles is fully inspected and serviced so all it needs is a new owner!
Inspected in Arizona and Clear Title in Hand! Don’t let this one get away! PLEASE ONLY BID IF YOU HAVE THE FULL INTENT TO PAY FOR THE CAR UPFRONT. IF YOU HAVE A RATING BELOW 5 PLEASE CONTACT ME FIRST!
Mechanically- Z5 Axle ratio drives very smoothly. Just serviced with new oil change, rear end fluid is clean, new air filter, A/C is ice cold, heat blows hot. This vehicle is smooth and quiet with no issues. Vehicle has (4) brand new matching Firestone Pursuit RS-A 235/55/17 tires. Front and rear brakes are in good condition. All lights work, power door locks and windows work. Transmission shifts nice and smooth and engine operates as it should. There are no leaks of any kind and this vehicle is ready for its new home.
Exterior-is nice and clean. This vehicle has four exterior holes on the roof that currently has an antenna on it and two on the trunk. Never had a push bumper up front. Paint is nice and shiny with some very light fine scratches from being in services.
Interior-Interior has the factory LX interior which is comfortable with an armrest. Vehicle was just detailed and is nice and clean. Interior features include clean seats/headliner and seat belts. I would suggest having new tint installed if so desired.
Please let me know if you have any questions or if I can help with anything. I'm here to help make this transaction as easy as possible.
Bid with confidence on my auctions as I’ve sold many Police Interceptors that have become family cars, security vehicles or have gone back into service.
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This vehicle is being sold as is where is with no warranty, expressed written or implied. The seller should not be held responsible for the correct description, authenticity, genuineness, or defect herein, and makes no warranty in connection there with. I make every effort to disclose any known defects associated with this vehicle at the buyers request prior to the close of the sale. Seller assumes no responsibility for any repairs regardless of any oral statement about the vehicle. This auction may be ended early because the car is for sale locally. Although maintained well through fleet programs these are still prior Police Vehicles and they go through a lot of intense conditions and anything is possible. Buyer will be responsible for any repairs needed and the current condition of the vehicle.
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