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A gentleman near me, in Corning, NY, had a collection of 85 Crown Vics, both civilian and police, mostly police. Not a junker in the bunch. These were/are nice, running, driving cars, mostly from the south and west. For some reason, he decided to sell off about half of them on eBay. This was in...

Could have been purchased under state bid for the motor pool, maybe. I've seen a couple Crown Vics and Impalas where that was the case.

There is one of those near me that has been added on to, and is now the Ice Cream Island. Freezer space added inside, walk up with outdoor seating on one side, drive up on the other.

Have you found any evidence of radio or light (other than the spotlight) mounts or wiring?

I have, but it seems to be stalled. Maybe needs to be a new thread started? I never met him, but it seems he was a great guy, and this project should be done.

FWIW, By law, a mechanic likely is not allowed to tamper with emissions equipment. On a 50 year old vehicle, likely the owner can, as long as stock appearance is maintained. Want the best answer? Stop by another inspection station and ask them. If it were me, I'd just replace the cat if it is...

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The interior is probably rough, at least in the rear seat. Looks like he kept the spray generally away from the back window.

Yes, along with other cities across the country. ^^^^

"More exposure" Well, maybe, but give the current location of the car, rather than changing it every time a new ad is placed. This is such a common scam theme. Canandaigua Motors website is weird, too. Every car listed but one is marked sold. Seems it would be hard to attract buyers with an...

Tell him you want to see it in person Tuesday. Ask which city to book the flight for. Just for sh*ts and giggles, why does he list it at the same amount in both US and Canadian $. Why would he list as CA$ in the US? I reported as scam on FB, but I'm sure they don't care. Scammers suck.

If it were mine, I'd leave it as is for now, but get rid of those wide whites.

I have too many wishes. 80's Dodge Diplomat AHB 66 Charger 68 Barracuda notchback. 68 Dart Convertible in medium green. With Cragars. White interior. Black top. 75 - 78 NYB 05 - 08 Dodge Magnum. Black. 40's Dodge Power Wagon

Ooh... Now it is also in Sterling, VA, and Oceanport, NJ! Too bad, it could be a nice ride if it were legit.

Stripes. It can't be a muscle car without stripes. Really, the widest steel wheels and tires you can fit, with dog dishes. A simple, one color paint job, preferably a dark color. No scoops or bling add ons. Simple, purposeful look. Sleeper, rather than muscle on a big 4 door. This is all...

Now his seller profile shows the Imperial for sale in Hudson, NH, Beverly Hills, CA, Benicia, CA, and Houston, TX. I'm going to bed now. Wonder where it will be in the AM. Now I'm saying the current seller is indeed shady.

Just dug some more, the car is in supposedly Houston, photo shows sign and phone for J&J auto. Research shows that to be in Clifton Springs, NY. I call shenanigans.

George E Smith Motors was a legit dealership at one time in Batavia, NY. Gone now, but I think the building still exists. Somebody did some research, 486 is the code for a console, no "operating." 577 is code for tach, no "console mounted." But the build card is not a repro window sticker, is...

I'd have to think that an original console would use the same wood veneer as the rest of the car. The tach is wedged in there too tightly. That said, I do like the concept, but if you make the claim, show the build sheet.