2005 Ford Crown Victoria Police 57k, New Transmission, Excellent on 2040-cars
San Diego, California, United States
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Hello up for sale is a 2005 Ford Crown Vic Police Interceptor with only 58000 miles. This unit was a former highway patrol car and was maintained every 5,000 miles. The car is very clean inside and out,paint is good and has been very well taken care of. It has a brand new transmission replaced at 52K miles and it still under warranty. Unit drives excellent down the road and brakes are good. The car has power windows, A/C, heater, no cruise option,spotlight removed, detachable rear bench seat, center auto lock, back doors open only from outside. For the mileage this car is tight, and is very fast! All options work as they should. Vehicle is also for sale locally and auction may be ended at any time. Email with any questions.
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