Wanted 2004 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor P71 Cash Buyer on 2040-cars
Paramount, California, United States
This is a WANTED ADVERTISEMENT. We do not have a car for sale.
We are looking for an ex Police or Sheriff 2004 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor in good running condition. The car MUST have the following features. 1. Must be a 2004 model year Ford Police Interceptor P-71. 2 Must have a Black & White paint scheme OR all Black or all White. 3. Must have a Plastic rear seat with a mesh or transparent plexiglass security screen or cage. 4. Must have bars on both rear door windows. 5. Must have at least one spot light on driver side front pillar (prefer a spotlight on both sides). 6. Must have clear title in hand. 7. No rust & no panel or frame damage (minor dents, marks, scuffs & scratches are ok). 8. Extras such as light bar, siren, antennas etc are preferred BUT not essential. 9. Prefer a 3.27 Rear Axle ratio. 10. Prefer a front Rhino bar, Nudge bar or Push bars BUT not essential. The photos show examples of some features the car must have. Please email me details of the car you have along with your Town or City, State & Phone number. We can arrange pick up from anywhere in the USA. |
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