2005 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor Sedan 4-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
Anaheim, California, United States
THIS IS A 2005 FORD CROWN VICTORIA P71 POLICE INTERCEPTOR WITH 130,000 MILES. THE TAGS ARE GOOD UNTIL JULY 2014. IT COMES WITH 2 UNITY SPOTLIGHTS WITH BLACK COVERS, GO RHINO PUSH BAR AND A K&N AIR FILTER. THE PASSENGER FRONT DOOR HAS SOME PAINT DAMAGE FROM WHEN WE TOOK OFF OUR GRAPHICS.
THE THINGS THAT ARE WRONG WITH THE CAR: THE TRANSMISSION SLIPS OR DOES NOT SHIFT AFTER 2 HOURS OF USE. IF YOU LET THE CAR SIT FOR A LITTLE THEN YOU CAN DRIVE AGAIN FOR 2 HOURS THEN IT WILL HAPPEN AGAIN. (UNKNOWN WHAT THE ISSUE IS) THE ENGINE AND REAR END ARE IN GOOD SHAPE. THIS WAS A DAILY DRIVER FOR THE COMPANY UNTIL THE TRANSMISSION STARTED TO ACT UP. |
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