(no Reserve) 2003 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor Sedan 4-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
Quarryville, Pennsylvania, United States
I have a clean 2003 ford Crown Victoria for sale.
(ALL NEW PARTS HAVE 0! MILES)
HAVE FULL Vehicle History Report From "AutoCheck" (Request it and I will email a copy)
The car runs and drives quiet and smooth. It just hit 100k miles not to long ago and has NOT one mechanical or physical problem at all (other than the paint scuff next to the rear passenger door). Its a very reliable car, has Brand New breaks, Brand New Inspection, good Trans & Engine. Car is good on Gas, Frequent Maintenance, and clean tittle. The car will be detailed inside and out the day the auction ends. Car is perfect. I WILL PUT IN NEW REAR SEATS UPON THE BUYERS REQUEST. IF YOU FAIL TO REQUEST YOU WILL GET THE CAR WITH THE BENCH INSTALLED.
Pics are attached. Please let me know any questions 716-562-6473
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