2008 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor Sedan 4-door 4.6l-no Reserve!! on 2040-cars
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
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2008 Crown Victoria P71V Flex 148k miles
The car runs and drives well. I bought it from a local police dept when they sold their current fleet of cars for new ones. It has the original Police Package 4.6 V8 with 147k miles. The interior is good and clean, just needs a head rest on the passenger seat. It has a new starter, battery and oxygen sensor. New center caps and beauty rings on the rims. Has some minor paint imperfections but overall a good looking car. It wouldn't take much to have this restored to perfection. The book value on this car is $4000 on the low end, $5000 in excellent condition. No reserve and highest bidder wins it! NO WARRANTY IMPLIED A SUBMITTED BID WILL BE SEEN AS A FORMAL INDICATION OF INTENT TO PURCHASE THIS VEHICLE. THIS VEHICLE IS BEING SOLD AS-IS WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY EXPRESSED, WRITTEN OR IMPLIED. THE SELLER SHALL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CORRECT DESCRIPTION, AUTHENTICITY, GENUINENESS, OR DEFECTS HEREIN AND MAKES NO WARRANTY IN CONNECTION THEREWITH. NO ALLOWANCE OR SET ASIDE WILL BE MADE ON ACCOUNT OF ANY INCORRECTNESS, IMPERFECTION, DEFECT OR DAMAGE. ANY DESCRIPTIONS OR REPRESENTATIONS ARE FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES ONLY AND ARE NOT TO BE CONSTRUED AS A WARRANTY OF ANY TYPE. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE BUYER TO INSPECT THE VEHICLE THOROUGHLY AND TO SATISFY HIMSELF OR HERSELF AS TO THE CONDITION AND VALUE AND TO BID, OFFER OR PURCHASE UPON THE JUDGEMENT SOLELY. THE SELLER SHALL AND WILL MAKE EVERY REASONABLE EFFORT TO DISCLOSE ANY KNOWN DEFECTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE VEHICLE AT THE BUYER'S REQUEST PRIOR TO THE CLOSE OF SALE. SELLER ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY REPAIRS REGARDLESS OF ANY ORAL STATEMENTS ABOUT THIS VEHICLE. MANUFACTURES AND EXTENDED WARRANTIES MAY BE AVAILABLE. |
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The movie's plot centers around Hawke's character, former race car driver Brent Magna, who must somehow use this car, what appears to be a generation-old Shelby GT500 Super Snake he "commandeered," to save his wife. The movie's third co-star is Selena Gomez, whose character we're told is the owner of said Shelby. A 20-year-old having a car like this seems a bit far-fetched - especially in Europe - and on paper, this plot looks like it cribs liberally from Charlie Sheen's 1994 The Chase. But all we've got to go on is a brief plot description and the trailer below, so we'll withhold judgment until the studio firmly has our ticket money in its grasp.
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