2002 Grand Marquis Very Rare Lse Performance Package on 2040-cars
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2002 RARE PERFORMANCE GRAND MARQUIS LSE GARAGE KEPT AND FLORIDA DRIVEN 74,000 ORIGINAL MILES
An unbelievably rare find is now gracing the pages of ebay, a Grand Marquis LSE. Some People may not know what the LSE package is (mostly because they're almost impossible to find) but it's a very rare performance package that was given to a few grand marquis in the wake of the Marauder being pushed back to 2003. It's a luxury police car complete with a 4.6L GT Mustang engine, and performance suspension and transmission. This particular LSE is in excellent conditon and was never smoked in. All original paint including the factory pinstripes. The car rides like a grand marquis and still has the specs to beat most off the line. Call or email with any questions. Im located in Pompano Beach Fl and welcome anyone including your mechanic to look over the car. Thank you Charles Husey 561-235-1974 |
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