Crown Victorias are great cars and i sell parts for them too. I live in Brooklyn Nyc and i ship throughout U.S. I have the cheapest prices around . I own a 2000 Vic and its great. It came from conneciut state police and i bought it from sheriff motors in Brooklyn on 3rd avenue and 19 th street. Ask for paul or sheriff. Tell em tommy sent ya . These cars have usually no problems and have out of state miles on them and the bodies are straight. i would recommend buying a cop car cause they are reilable and have heavy duty parts taht last longer then the asverage car.

You can email at anthny788c@yahoo.com for a list of crown victoria or caprice parts. I have everything for sale for caprices and ss’s coolant tank 10$, washer tank, pumps, fuel pumps, mass air flow sensors 30$, ashtrays, armrest, unity spotlights 30$, handles $5and parts for unity spotlights, police antennas 3$ , bumper moldings $5 for the corwn victorias, center caps for crown victorias 5$, police 15 inc and 16 inch hibcaps 5$, caprice centercaps 5$, push bumpers 20$ for crown victorias. and more ….

NICE BLUE RALLEY CAR WITH GOLD WHEELS , SUNROOF , ETC. NEEDS ENGINE WORK CALL BRYAN AT 440-364-2511

1) Fill up on weekdays, because prices usually rise on the weekend.

2) Find the places near you that offer the cheapest gas and shop there first.

3) Avoid gas stations near freeways, however, because prices are often higher there.

4) Carpool whenever possible, Carpoolers often share the cost of gas, and the wear and tear on your vehicle is reduced as well.
5) Change your oil, spark plugs, and air filter on schedule. And go to a repair shop if your “Check Engine?light comes on—a faulty oxygen sensor could be the cause, lowering your mileage significantly.
6) Fill up at night,or early in the morning, because pumps deliver more gas when temperatures are lower.
7) Check your tire pressure, low air pressure can make you use more gas, cause it takes more energy to roll. (usually 28-32 psi)
Buy your gas from a busy gas station so that your fuel is fresh, fresh fuel burns cleaner and has more power than contaminated fuel.

9) If you have a motorcycle, or moped - ride it instead of driving a car, or truck.

10) Find places near you that have the cheapest gas.

11) Avoid erratic acceleration, and sudden stops.

12) Park in the shade, so it does not take as long to cool off your car.

13) Replace air filters every 3 months or 3,000 miles.

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Chrysler 2.7V6 engine: I have repaired several of these . I have not seen a sludge problem,However the oil pickup tube is to close to the oil pan . Remove the pan , remove the very bottom section of the oil pickup tube, or drill several small holes in it ( VERY Very carefully ) not to damage the screen!!! Now this poor criticized engine will get the oil it needs and run 100s of thousands. I think Chrysler should have recalled these Engines!!! That was my two cents. Phil

I bought my 2004 Intruder bike in Feb ‘05 and paid full retail for it!!!!!!!!!! We were supposed to get a super great rebate after 36 months. Guess what!…the rebate company went in default the next week after I purchased my ride. Oh well…live and learn. Anyway, the bike has been dependable. Albeit, I would rather it get just a bit better gas mileage. Even at full price, this bike was much cheaper than some of the so called “Name Branded Hogs” if you know what I mean. By the way, no offense to any of you other bikers out there. That is what makes the world go ’round anyhow. …later, mshaw55.

Item removed from from auction becaused confused. Want to sell for buy it now 2900. Yahoo finance account will contact you for payment.

No listing for the seller and no listing for Yahoo finance in Miami.