Fast 2005 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor Rated Above Range ! No Reserve on 2040-cars
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
2005 FORD CROWN VIC P-71 POLICE INTERCEPTOR NO RESERVE ONE OWNER NO ACCIDENTS VERY FAST ! 101,111 ( MILEAGE MAY VARY AS I DRIVE IT REGULARLY ) NO DASH IDIOT LIGHT ON, EVERYTHING WORKS WELL NO HOLES IN THE FLOORS, NO RIPS OR TEARS, NO BODY RUST OR DENTS, DOES HAVE A FEW PLUGGED HOLES WHERE THE ANTENNEAS WENT, AIR BLOWS ICE COLD, HEAT OVEN HOT, HAS NEW REAR VINYL SEAT, RUBBER FLOORS AND A WORKING SPOTLIGHT $250 DEPOSIT BY PAYAPL UPON CLOISE OF AUCTION BALANCE DUE IN CASH IF COMING IN PERSON OR BANK TO BANK TRANSFER IF NOT. NO EXCEPTIONS. DONT ASK. IF YOU OR YOUR AGENT IS COMING IN PERSON TO DRIVE AWAY YOU MUST BE PREPARED TO PURCHASE A TEMP TAG AT A LOCAL SERVICE ( I KNOW SEVERAL REPUTABLE ONES.) OTHERWISE YOU WILL NEED TO TOW IT ( STILL NEED TO DO AT LEAST A TITLE TRANSFER) IF A SHIPPING SERVICE IS COMING I WILL MAIL YOU THE TITLE AHEAD OF TIME WITH A SPARE SET OF KEYS BY PRIORITY MAIL. I CAN PICK YOU UP AT A LOCAL TRAIN, BUS, AIRPORT PLEASE ASK ALL QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING NOT AFTER SOLD AS-IS WHERE-IS, NO WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND. CAR IS AVAILABLE FOR SALE LOCALLY AND AUCTION MAY END AT ANY TIME WITHOUT NOTICE. |
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