2004 Ford Crown Victoria Goverment Vehicle on 2040-cars
Key Biscayne, Florida, United States
This vehicle starts and runs. It has a 4.6 Liter V-8 gas engine. The automatic transmission is in operating condition. Equipped with dual air bags, am-fm CD/Cassette radio, power windows and locks, Power Driver seat, keyless entry, cruise control, wheel covers, and cold air conditioning. Vehicle was maintained every 3,000 miles.
The only thing included in this auction is the vehicle herein described. Nothing else that may be seen in photo backrounds are included in this sale. Interior: Gray, cloth seats, tinted windows, no cracked glass. Exterior: Gray, with dents, dings and scratches. Tires are in good condition. This car never had a light bar or prisoner seat, rear seats and door panels all original. NOTE: Existing Police Siren and Undercover Emergency Lights will be removed prior to end of auction, and ARE NOT included in this sale. RECENT REPAIRS: * June 2013 - Replace Belt and Tensioner @ 124,980 miles * Apr. 2012 - Replace 4 Tires, Front and Rear Brake Pads and Rotors @ 109,480 miles sales as is not warranty listing locally seller can terminated auction anytime contact seller at 305 5889551 any questions before you bid |
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