1992 Ford Crown Victoria Lx Sedan 4-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
Westhampton, New York, United States
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Hi there i have a white 92 crown vic which is pretty hard to find now a days. Its got the trustworthy 4.6l V8 its got a lot of power. The transmission is really strong, has no problems. The car has some cosmetic issues, both front windows don't go down, driver side motor is bad passenger side window is just off the track i think, right rear has chipped paint and damage, nothing crazy, but the taillight is a bit tilted because of that. The passenger front door has a dent and the front right funder has a dent. Besides that the car is great, it has all the options, power everything, awesome comfy cloth seats, and an aftermarket radio deck, air ride suspension on the rear, premium sound system, has the all digital gauge cluster and has real rims, not the steelies with hubcaps. It gets about 18 city and 25 highway. It also has an all custom exhaust so it sounds GREAT high flow cats straight piped to 40 series flowmasters. Dual exhaust. Engine is clean interior is clean, trunk is HUGE. Car only has 102,XXX miles which isn't a lot for a 92. Car is a tank and is very safe! Has airbags! Tires are good for a while, will pass inspection. Has no codes no check engine no lights on the dash, car is great, heck if you wanted this would be a GREAT drag car project! I am the Second owner, and this is local pick up only, unless buyer pays and sets up a shipment plan.
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