Ford Crown Vic P71 2005 Police Interceptor 4.6l,89k Mi,clean Title No Reserve on 2040-cars
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
I recently bought this car from Las Vegas surplus Police Auction and this car was Henderson unmarked detective police fleet,both spot light still there and it rides very amazing very powerful car,everything works properly well taken care of since brand new,engine and transmission is in mint condition no leak or any kind of issue to worry about,it has a black plastic rug flooring,it built to last long with only 89k original miles,no accident at all no rust, may be hood,roof and trunk area need paint job because of the police antennas... removal,front hood paint is peeling off on the driver side,all tires have 80% life left,the pics are current pics very accurate,please call me for more info @702-465-6709,thank you for viewing my item and good luck!!!
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