2005 Ford Crown Victoria P71 Police Interceptor With All The Extras. on 2040-cars
Waianae, Hawaii, United States
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This is my Ford Crown Victoria P71. It has every available upgrade possible. Cold air intake, Crash bar, Rear window bars, Sony stereo with Bluetooth, USB & mini port jack. New interior. Never before sat on rear seats. Custom Plates. New Goodyear Eagle tires and spare. Custom center console. Kevlar police truck pack. Stab proof seats. New floor covers. Ice cold A/C. Keyless entry. This is the most unique and upgraded car on the island. Motor and transmission all in new condition. P71 models will go for over 300,000 miles. This car is a powerful machine and it commands respect from anyone who sees it or drives it. The buyer should be a responsible and mature driver. Thanks for looking! |
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