1990 Ford Ltd Crown Victoria Lx Sedan 5.0 Fuel Injected - 1 Owner 56,688 Miles! on 2040-cars
Wyckoff, New Jersey, United States
One owner
low mileage 1990 Ford Ltd Crown Victoria LX with only 56,688 miles!
This
car is from an estate and is in very nice condition. Considered a classic (over
25 years old) and qualifies for classic plates and insurance which is under
$200 per year. Low mileage and well maintained. 5.0 liter fuel injected V8
engine and automatic overdrive transmission. Rides great & excellent gas
mileage.
Loaded
with options: power brakes, power steering, power windows (one doesn't open),
cruise control, air conditioning (needs a charge), AM/FM cassette, alloy
wheels, power door locks, power driver seat, rear window defroster, remote
trunk release. Nice straight body with absolutely no rust, vinyl top in
beautiful shape, no cracks or rips in the interior. Gas gauge reads empty when
it's not but it's only $90 for a new fuel sender. A few little things to do and
you have yourself a great reliable car for $2700. I would feel comfortable driving it anywhere.
I also have a 1988 Mercury Colony Park wagon for
sale. Any questions you can call Joe
201-577-2683
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