Nice 1993 Crown Vic in central GA

[nwjones18]

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Nice Crown Vic I listed for my Dad. About as nice as a 1993 Crown Vic can be. Price is what he wanted to ask. I honestly don't know what its worth..

 

[AutoMechanic]

Wow wish I was closer and had the money. I’d buy that in a heartbeat.

 

[Fattylocks]

Love the red mouse fur interior.

 

[Lubener]

It's in nice shape and there's plenty of miles left in that one. I think you priced it good. It should sell quickly.

 

[eljefino]

My grandpa had a 94 MGM kitted out the same way, whitewall tires... What a time capsule!

 

[hemitom]

Very nice and very clean looking car.
That car probably has 10 years and another 150000 miles left in it easily .
If you like big iron ! it would be harder to find something better than this for $4500

 

[AZjeff]

32 years old with 150k for $4500. If you want to DD it be ready for never ending nickle and diming.

 

[nwjones18]

32 years old with 150k for $4500. If you want to DD it be ready for never ending nickle and diming.

My Dad was driving it back and forth to ATL weekly (200 mile round trip) for the past 2 years with no issues, but yeah time catches up with everything. It still has R12 A/C that works and has never been touched.

 

[Thermo1223]

32 years old with 150k for $4500. If you want to DD it be ready for never ending nickle and diming.

Every piece of rubber minus the tires also a curiosity. No engine bay pics?

 

[nwjones18]

Every piece of rubber minus the tires also a curiosity. No engine bay pics?

Good catch I left that one out..

 

[nwjones18]

Car sold today for $3500 which I think was fair money. Had TONS of folks make offers but that was the first person to show up with some cash in his pocket..

 

[slo town]

Excellent. Both the seller and the buyer got a good deal.

Scott

Edit: Was thinking the asking price was $3500. The seller is the one who got a good deal on this. These cars are super reliable and will run dang near forever.

My grandson has one as his first car. Like his grandpa (me), he's already put police package springs, shocks, and anti-roll bars on it. He just put a set of Mustang wheels on it. Being as large as it is the car handles really well.

 

[earlyre]

Every piece of rubber minus the tires also a curiosity. No engine bay pics?

that's what i'm worried about when my brother gets around to pulling his '98 Mustang GT out of "retirement" Bought it new, and by 15k mi he was sick of the manual in DFW rush hour, so it just sat in his Garage down there, until he moved back to our home town in '16, ( had it shipped) and now it's been hibernating in this house's Garage for nearly a Decade.... ( Still has the Original Tires even)

 

[earlyre]

'93... shouldn't be a Modular IIRC... so what engine is it? a 302( 5.0) ?

looks like i'm wrong.. is is a 4.6 Modular... for some reason i thought those didn't come around until the 98 MY... my bad!

 

[nwjones18]

'93... shouldn't be a Modular IIRC... so what engine is it? a 302( 5.0) ?

looks like i'm wrong.. is is a 4.6 Modular... for some reason i thought those didn't come around until the 98 MY... my bad!

91 was the last year of the 5.0 in the crown Vic. This one never gave any issues at all really

 

[eljefino]

Yeah the modular family (starting with the 4.6) was supposed to show up with the reskin of the Panthers in 1990 but the motor wasn't quite ready yet. The Town Car got it first then the rest quickly followed.

Congrats on the sale, what a car!

 

[Braapdaddy]

Nice would love to see it become a historicaly correct movie car

Maybe even a County or Highway Patrol tribute