Batman Gotham Police Dept Ford Crown Victoria Dark Knight Rises Movie Car on 2040-cars
North Hollywood, California, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Mileage: 91,000
Model: Crown Victoria
Trim: Police Interceptor
Drive Type: automatic
1999 Ford Crown Victoria Dark Knight Rises City Of Gotham Police Department movie car, (police interceptor) yes one of THE actual cars used in making the movie. This 4.6 V8 Ford works as it should, utilizing some of the "movie car tricks" with 2 battery set up to avoid a dead battery, headlights wired in "wig-wag" configuration, functioning light bar, fuel cell, 91000 miles. Not many of these cars are available. A rare chance to own a cool piece of Batman memorabilia for the die hard collector of Dark Knight toys. Inspections encouraged, vehicle located in Los Angeles, world wide shipping available. SERIOUS bidders please, car shown by appointment.
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