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No Reserve*not The Average Intrepid Police Interceptor*exc Cond*like New*ac*extr on 2040-cars

US $2,999.00
Year:2004 Mileage:152457 Color: No MAJOR DENTS
Location:

United States

United States
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Not The Average Intrepid*Police Edition But Still Makes A Great Everyday Driver*Rare & Extremely Hard To Find

Clean & Clear Title With No Liens Or Salvage Brands*CarFax Available*No Major Accidents

Very Gently Used*Never Dogged Out*No Scratches Or Dent*No Cracks In Windshield

Power Seats*All Power Windows Work*Power Mirrors*Cold AC*Like New Interior*Very Clean

Bucket Seats*Steering Wheel Mounted Shifter*Airbags*Spotlight Works*Emergency Lights

NEW EXPENSIVE FIRESTONE FIREHAWK TIRES*Black Out Mode Switch Equipped*

Goes Dark For Undercover Ops*Perfect For Security Guards,Private Detectives Or Just Everyday Regular Driving*Powerful Gas Saving 3.5L High Output Engine Has Been Well Maintained.

White Faced Gauges*No Check Engine Light*

HISTORY/ORIGIN/BACKSTORY:

This Intrepid Is Ready To Go, Absolutely No Mechanical Work Needed*Just Turn Key And Go.......Anywhere!!! I Have Full Confidence In It*
CLEAR TITLE*NO TAXES OWED*NO LIENS*NO SALVAGE*CARFAX/AUTOCHECK AVAILABLE

CRITICAL EVALUATION:

On A Scale 0f 1-10, This Car Gets A 9*An Absolute Steal At This Price*Priced Below Blue Book & KBB Valuation
Reliable Dependable Bullet Proof Car*

INTERIOR:

No MAJOR Rips, Tears Or Holes In The Car Seats Even The Driver's Seat. Cupholders*Extra Interior Red Light*Extra Tail Lights*All Power Windows Work
Head Liner & Carpet Is Like New*Smoke Free Interior*Stealth Switch Shuts All Lights Down*Steering Wheel Mounted Shifter

EXTERIOR:

No MAJOR DENTS, DINGS OR SCRATCHES IN PAINT*TIRES HAVE 95% TREAD LIFE*No Curb Rash On Wheels
Custom Exhaust*FogLights*Spotlight That Works*Black Police Rims


THE ENGINE:
3.5L SIX CYLINDER GAS SAVER*POWERFUL ENGINE THAT STILL HAS PLENTY OF POWER & TORQUE BUT DOESN'T BURN A LOT OF GAS*No Knocking*No Ticking*No Misfiring*No Smoking*No Sputtering*No Leaking*Absolutely No Oil Or Any Kind Of Fluid Leaks*No Shuddering*Fresh Fluids That Are At Correct Level.NO CHECK ENGINE LIGHTS OR ANY KIND OF LIGHTS



TEST DRIVE:

Drives Like New, Absolutely No Slipping In All Gears, Firm, Strong Shifts, Instantly Engages
Starts Right Up & Idles Steadily*No Weird Noises*No Check Engine Lights Or Any Other Warning Lights**No Juddering*No Wandering*It Just Eases On Down The Road With No Fuss In A Straight Line.


REASON FOR SELLING:

Was Originally Bought From Carmax Which Is Known For Doing Comprehensive Through Appraisals To Determine Correct And True Trade-In Value. It Passed CarMax's Thorough Inspection And Was Selected By Our Seasoned Expert Buyers Because Of The Extraordinary Shape That It Was In & Also Due To Its Rarity.We Have Spent Time In This Car And Its Been A Classic,Solid & Dependable Performer,Almost Hate To Sell It Because It's Hard To Find Them*Receives Lots Of Attention Due To Its Resemblance To A Police Car.Feel Free To Stop By For A Test Drive Or Bring Your Own Mechanic To Inspect It Or Take It To The Dealer For A Pre-Purchase Inspection*No Surprises*You Will Not Be Disappointed*Definitely Lives Up To The Pictures & AD.

Call 678-764-4718 Or 404-317-2023 Or Email Us If You Have Any Questions. Feel Free To Bring Your Mechanic To Check It Out For You.
We Can Also Arrange For Your Purchase To Be Shipped At Reasonable Wholesale Dealer Prices

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