2007 Ford Crown Victoria Former Police Car Interceptor on 2040-cars
Columbus, Indiana, United States
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2007 Ford Crown Victoria with relatively low miles 106000. It has the police interceptor motor because it used to be a former police car. The good thing about this car is that it is one solid color white and you are not required to paid it if you do not want to. This car runs and drives great. We recently replaced the transmission with a newly rebuilt one within the last couple of months. The car drives and shifts fine. There are a few places where it started peeling but no big deal. Its peeling on hood and a little bit on top of quarters see pics. It has a cd player. The good thing is they are fairly new cars 2007 and where you going to find a 2007 under 4000. Power windows work. Tires are decent. Thanks for looking and feel free to ask questions thanks police interceptor motor
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