How do we know the kids are alright? Look no further than the 2013 Ford Taurus Police Interceptor that competed into the most recent $2000 Challenge, thanks to forum user rich911s’s 16-year-old daughter.
After buying the car off of Facebook Marketplace, the team was pleasantly surprised that the car’s damage was easy–and cheap–to fix.
The biggest expense? A $1300 …
I've been eyeing 6.0L retired Chevy police cruisers that past 48 hours...
My new 'performance' car is an ex-cop car too!
I'm eyeing police chargers there are a bunch locally that are surplus highway patrol v8 cars.
Qw have had several ex-cop cars over the past 10 years.
Mostly Crown Vics but we had a Chevy SS as well.
Good performance for decent money
Buy and enjoy
In reply to RacingComputers :
I have a saved search for Explorer Police Interceptor AWD with the 3.5 Ecoboost. Going to get me a new DD dadmobile and tune it up with a 5 Star Tune. Can't be much heavier than that Taurus and I think it will smoke most muscle cars on the street from a stoplight!
rich911s said:In reply to RacingComputers :
I have a saved search for Explorer Police Interceptor AWD with the 3.5 Ecoboost. Going to get me a new DD dadmobile and tune it up with a 5 Star Tune. Can't be much heavier than that Taurus and I think it will smoke most muscle cars on the street from a stoplight!
This is exactly what i'm thinkin' about .....do IT!!!
YUP! Ours is an 84 unmarked state police veteran. 351HO, duals, Buckets, rubber floor, certified calibrated 140 speedo, guage pack, and a huge amount of other upgraded bits including 750lb springs and huge anti sway bars. Even the frame was diffeent. We LOVE this car...
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