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This K9 unit is being rotated out of service and replaced with a newer used police vehicle as part of a scheduled fleet upgrade. It has experienced low but consistent daily use throughout its service life. The vehicle exhibits typical wear and tear for its age, including cosmetic blemishes in the interior (rear seat have been removed). This car does have high engine hours from idling.
this car used to be a k9 unit but all the gear,light and stripping was removed as seen in first pic
Q: Is the vehicle inspected? If so how long is it good for?
A: no its not inspected
Q: Were the decals removed professionally, or at least with decal remover or scraped off with a razor blade? Thank you
A: we remove them with a heat gun and solvent to remove any glue. sometimes there are flaws in the removal
Q: Any transmission issues??
A: no
Q: Any known issues, check engine light??
A: no
Q: Looking back-it seems that only 1 photo of a K-9 vehicle is correct. Many or all of remaining photos are of a different vehicle. please update and advise. Thanks
A: the first pics is of the car after the k9 equipment was removed the second is what it used to look like
Q: Your vehicle input -The vehicle exhibits typical wear and tear for its age, including cosmetic blemishes in the interior (rear seat have been removed)- does not match those of the photos listed. in the photos, it shows that there are 2nd row seating. Please advise, which is correct. thanks
A: yes it has a rear seat
Q: Engine and Idle Hours? Has the Water Pump, Timing Chain and Chain guides been replaced? And if so, When. Are any of the Important FORD recalls that were issued from 2019-2024 being addressed by a FORD dealership prior to sale, and why were the recalls NEVER taken care of?
A: 15601hr. to the best of my knowledge the chain and guides have not been replaced. All recalls are done as we receive them from ford and done at the ford dealership
