This Is A Real As It Gets, A True P71 Police Interceptor on 2040-cars
South El Monte, California, United States
Engine:4.6 l 281 cu in v 8 gas SOHC naturally a spirited
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Owner
Interior Color: Gray
Model: Crown Victoria
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: automatic
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 107,727
Exterior Color: Black and White
1999 Ford Crown Victoria P71
1999 Ford Crown Victoria, this is a real as it gets, a TRUE P71 Police Interceptor. Just over 100K miles, runs great, already titled and registered as a private vehicle. This was a college campus police car, never used in high speed persuit or wild chases, a lot more slow speed cruising around campus, and being used to patrol parking lots.
Current mileage as of 3-20-2013: 107,727.00 miles, Engine: 4.6L 281Cu., In. V8 Gas, brand new back seat, and brand new 4 Michelin tires, Interior Color: Gray. A/C is ice cold, radio works well, still has from bumper bracket for push bar. Engine fires right up, transmission is working perfectly and shifts firmly in all fears, absolutely NO RUST under this car. Hubcaps and headlights are new. Body and paint are what you'd expect from an old police car, but looks shiny and nice when driving it. Has holes capped and plugged on roof and trunk lid as expected.
We accept all kinds of payments, $500 deposit by Paypal, the rest of payment you should be pay by Cash, Visa or Mastercard, Casher Check or Personal Check or Wire transfer.
We also help all kinds of shipment in US area, thanks.
Please make an appointment to see the car, this is last chance bidding and will closed eBay store end of the month, thanks.
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