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2017 Ford Explorer Police Interceptor with 90,384.5 miles. Equipped with a powerful 3.5L EcoBoost engine, this vehicle features ballistic panels in the front doors and a single rear cage. Previously utilized as a marked K-9 unit, it includes a Hot-N-Pop system available for reinstallation by the buyer, along with the original rear seats. The transmission was replaced three years ago, ensuring reliable performance. This vehicle is in good condition, remains in service, and is being sold as-is with no warranty.
If the vehicle is sold to another police department, it will remain in its current configuration. For private buyers, all police-specific equipment including red lights, siren package, computer systems, and LPR package will be removed and are not included.
Please allow 10 days for delivery. The vehicle is sold as-is with no warranty. Manor Township reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
Q: I just wanted to verify the partition is staying with the vehicle.
A: Yes it is staying.
Q: We see two different rear configurations. Can you confirm whether the vehicle currently has the K9 setup? Thanks.
A: It is split half for a dog and half for a person
Q: In the state of PENNSYLVANIA???? Can you verify with the chief or a senior police officer in the local Police Department that if a civilian purchases this vehicle that they are permitted to drive the vehicle with the spotlight attached to the vehicle as long as it is not used? I want to verify that it is legal to have the spotlight on the vehicle for daily driving as long as it is not used. In the state of PENNSYLVANIA????
A: I have verified and it is legal but you must cover the white lens. (black duct tape will be ok)
Q: Can you verify with the chief or a senior police officer in the local Police Department that if a civilian purchases this vehicle that they are permitted to drive the vehicle with the spotlight attached to the vehicle as long as it is not used? I want to verify that it is legal to have the spotlight on the vehicle for daily driving as long as it is not used.
A: I have verified and it is legal but you must cover the white lens. (black duct tape will be ok)
