1997 Ford Crown Victoria 4-door 4.6l: Private Not Police Car on 2040-cars
Austin, Texas, United States
This is a great driving Crown Vic. The interior is clean and has never been smoked in. The exterior needs a paint job. This has been a great car to drive around town. It has a lot of power from the V8. The sound system is great. Recently one of the speakers have been pierced. The face-plate was stolen from my bag at work, so the head unit will probably need replaced.
$500 deposit required through PayPal on winning of the auction. Please contact me before bidding if you cannot pay the deposit through Paypal. I may be able to work with you. Final payment is due at pickup through money order or cashier's check. I have the clear title and necessary paperwork for the sale. You will need to provide your own temporary registration tag. You can get one easily by visiting the Tax office. You must pickup the vehicle from me within one week of the close of the auction. Please contact me after the auction close so we can schedule a time. Good luck to all bidders! |
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