2003 Ford Crown Victoria P71 on 2040-cars
Palmerton, Pennsylvania, United States
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Up for bid is a 2003 Ford Crown Victoria P71 Police Interceptor. 160290 miles. 4.6L V8 Engine. Dual exhaust. Retired Sherrifs car. Front seats cloth, rear seats Pleather. Rubber floor. Bought this vehicle to fix up and resell. New starter, new battery, new rear shocks, new left rear tail light lens, new front brakes. Posi Rear. Decals and roof lights removed. The cons on the vehicle, the transmission has a slight slip from first to second gear, vehicle needs tires, currently 2/32nds tread on all axles, cracked bumber on left rear under tail light housing. Hole in truck where antenna used to be. Roof hole for lights was plugged. I drove this vehicle for about a month while fixing it up and it has incredible power. Seafoam decarbonized the engine and intake system, dual exhaust and stock injectors. Inspected till the end of March 2014. No rust on the outside of the vehicle. Does not have the inside partition between front and rear seats. There is residue from decals being removed off sides of vehicle from its former badging when it was in service. As Is Where is, the veichle does start and run and can be driven off the property. No licnese plate will be given to please plan on having one or towing, or getting a transport permit. I will be happy to answer any questions you may have to the best of my ability. |
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