Gorgeous Fully Loaded Crown Vic P71 W/65k Never Used As A Police Car Carfax! on 2040-cars
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THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL ARIZONA BIEGE ( PALE GOLD ) 2002 CROWN VIC P71 THAT IS AS CLEAN UNDERNEATH AS IT IS ON TOP. THERE IS NOT A SPECK OF RUST ANYWHERE ON, IN, OR UNDER THIS CAR! IT WAS ORDERED BY A FLORIDA FORD DEALER AND NEVER WAS SOLD TO A POLICE DEPARTMENT . THE STORY I GOT FROM THE OWNER WAS THAT IT WAS JUST USED AROUND THE DEALERSHIP TO SHOW DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS WHAT WAS ACTUALLY AVAILABE IN THE POLICE PACK CARS IF THEY WANTED IT. OBVIOUSLY SOMEONE DID DRIVE IT, AS IT HAD 18000 MILES ON IT WHEN SHE BOUGHT IT. SHE IS A LADY WHO A FEW YEARS AGO STARTED A PRIVATE SECURITY COMPANY AND WANTED IT FOR HER OWN VEHICLE. THE EXTERIOR IS A BEAUTIFUL ARIZONA BIEGE, WHICH IS A PALE GOLD CLEAR COAT,AND IS VERY NICE AND SHINY. THE INSIDE IS LIKE NEW AND HAS FULL CARPET, FULL VELOUR STYLE SEATS FRONT AND REAR, CRUISE CONTROL, PREMIUM SOUND SYSTEM, WITH STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS, POWER SEAT, NO SPOTLIGHT, BUT DOES HAVE TICKET LIGHT, 140 SPEEDOMETER, AND ALL THE USUAL P71 PERFORMANCE, SAFETY, AND HEAVY DUTY OPTIONS. IT HAS AUTOMATIC TEMP CONTROL COLD A/C. TIRES ARE VERY GOOD RSA 16'S , SPEED RATED. MOTOR RUNS BEAUTIFULLY, PERFORMANCE IS GREAT, LOADS OF SMOOTH POWER, TRANSMISSION SHIFTS GOOD AND FIRM, AND REAR DIFF IS QUIET AND TIGHT. TRUNK HAS FULL SPARE, JACK, AND KEVLAR TRUNKPAK ( WHICH I INSTALLED, ALONG WITH NEW HEADIGHTS ) . THIS IS A ONE-OF-A-KIND CROWN VIC TO ME, AND I HAVE SOLD SEVERAL HUNDRED OF THEM. I TOOK A FEW EXTRA PICTURES SHOWING FULL WHEEL COVERS OR POLICE STYLE CENTER CAPS, CHROME OR BLACK POLICE GRILL, AND I CAN PUT EITHER THE "POLICE INTERCEPTOR" OR " CROWN VICTORIA" DECALS ON THE REAR FACIA, AS EITHER WOULD BE CORRECT FROM FORD, IT'S ALL JUST UP TO YOUR TASTE, NO CHARGE TO YOU FOR WHICH EVER WAY YOU WANT IT. ALL THIS AND ONLY 65000 ACTUAL DOCUMENTED MILES. TITLE SAYS IT'S A P71, BUT IT DOES NOT SHOW EVER BEING IN POLICE USE. SHE ONLY SOLD IT BECAUSE SHE SOLD THE BUSINESS. FLY IN TO TAMPA AND I'LL GLADLY PICK YOU UP. YOU CAN THEN DRIVE IT ANYWHERE WITHOUT A WORRY. WE'VE CHECKED IT OVER AND DRIVEN IT AND GAVE IT ANYTHING THAT WAS NEEDED TO MAKE SURE IT'S GOOD TO GO. WE'VE SOLD HUNDREDS OF THESE SO WE KNOW THEM WELL. WE SELL FOR CASH ONLY, WE'RE NOT A "BUY HERE PAY HERE" FINANCE PLACE, AND WE DON'T CHARGE ANY DEALER FEES. THIS IS PROBABLY NOT GOING TO LAST LONG SO HIT THE BUY IT NOW AND YOU'LL OWN IT. 813-610-1344. THANKS, BILLY ( CHECK MY FEEDBACK AS A "SELLER" AND BID OR BUY WITH CONFIDENCE )
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