used police car

[peter lena 9,719]

talking to a guy yesterday at at walmart  , had a very clean  police interceptor , hadrecently  picked it up at   https://www.google.com/search?q=brooklyn+ct+state+police+barrics&rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS866US866&oq=brooklyn+ct++state+police+barrics+&gs_lcrp= auction , 123 k on it  fresh service , all new brakes  , tires , tune , $  995 !  had to  ask him again about the price , he said  right place right time  ,  he said very solid  nothing  at all  off , said  with a/c on fuel was obvious  , but not bad , highway mileage in the mid 30,s . thinkin today  for a grand , thats a no brainer , told him to get after  an oil  creeping soaking going  on body / frame , he was thinking the same way  , emphasised the  highest  closed body feeding the lowest  seam areas  , and 2 step  , penetrating  oil  soak down first  , then  MACKS  chain and cable spray  , days after  , look for effects .  try it on a visible  area , and learn from it  , especially  horizontal , boxy areas . fender wells and door bottoms . told him once you see the lubrication proof  ,  you will be hooked . most of the stuff i see  is rusted neglect , those body seams , are the veins of a car , put  lubrication in them , pete 

[ri702bill 11,146]

When I met my wife in 1975, she was driving a 1973 Dodge Coronet 4 door that was an ex detective's car. My FIL got it at auction; it had 88K one driver miles on it and it had had only 1-1/2 years of service. We kept it until 1985. My kids cried when we sold it to buy the Buick. Oh, but then it was OK because they realized the Buick had AC and a nice velour interior!!