2009 Ford Crown Victoria Nyc Yellow Cab Taxi Absolute Sale No Reserve Auction ! on 2040-cars
Brooklyn, New York, United States
THE CAR IS A NYC YELLOW CAB TAXI ! HAS 374000 MILES SOLD AS-IS . RUNS AND DRIVES , CHECK ENGINE LIGHT IS ON . THE CAR WAS USED IN NYC AS A TAXI . IF YOU DO NOT HAVE THE FOUNDS PLEASE DO NOT BID !!! 2009 Ford Crown Victoria Price: NO RESERVE !
Year: 2009
Make: Ford
Model: Crown Victoria
Trim: Yellow Cab NYC TAXI
Miles: 374,000
VIN: 2fahp70v89x199144
Stock #:
Engine: 8-Cylinder V8, 4.6L; FFV; SOHC
Color: Yellow
Options: Option List:Body Style: SEDAN 4-DR
Description: CALL ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS AT 917 647-4978 AND ASK FOR SAM! I WILL BE GLAD TO HELP OUT ANYWAY THAT I CAN! WITH OVER 25 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN THE CAR INDUSTRY DMV7092423 DCA1111242
Seller: Midwood Auto 770 Coney Island Ave DMV7092423 DCA1111242 Brooklyn, NY 11218 1 718 462 6300
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