Ford Crown Victoria Police P71 Spotlight - Original - From 2005 Model on 2040-parts.com
Columbus, Ohio, US
This police spotlight was removed from a 2005 Ford Crown Victoria Police P71 car. It was tested when taken off and as recently as 1 week ago and we guarantee it to work. It will fit other years of this body style as long as you have the mounting hole in the A-pillar and the door window frame cutout.
We guarantee satisfaction.
Shipping charge has been set as closely as possible and as always, if it costs less for shipping, we will include the difference in the packaging of the product so you can rest assured I am not profiting on shipping charges.
We ship within 2 days of final payment for this item.
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