Police package Crown Vic on road tires with a true OG behind the wheel. Defies all "off road" logic. $100k+ customized Wranglers just got pimp slapped.
100k jeep guys seem to think money is a replacement for common sense and driving skills, they even look down on my stock Tacoma with no lift kits or diff locks and I still crush mud runs while they mumble about how my tires arent 35s
I think my favorite thing about the video is listening to the negativity the fancy pants 4 wheel drive pilots spew while the awesome guy in the crown Vic does his own thing with his dog. That's life man. People want to mumble negative stuff about you all day as they watch you kick ass. Some of us are born to be the crazy crown Vic guy, others are born to be the negative comment Nancys.
stvynix This is a Chuck Norris move...Clint Eastwood would've made it to the top...Shot the car up with a blue steal 357. Magnum and rode away on a horse.
That's my fav thing from this. Like who cares. A tire is gonna grip unless yo some crazy encline. You don't need worry about no pressure lmao. Crown Vic will get you home rest you be sured.
I know him,he lives in moab south end of town. very nice guy, a little crazy,lol, but a nice guy. he has a few of them ford crown vic's in his yard. he does this a lot with them.
@@raisingjo5976 Im so glad to hear that he's still kicking! Your grandpa is a legend all the way up here in canada! He truly knows how to dive and offroad
"What tire pressure are you using?" "Uh...Whatever's in there." Haha! Love it!!! Love the dogs chasing along, too! Why did I just drop 40 grand on a Jeep when I could have just bought ten of these?!
These brave old guys.... haha. I guess they know what they're doing. I LOVE this guy!!! I love how the Hummer is too scared to go where the Crown Vic has gone... hilarious.
The older CVs had decent factory rear LSD and available gearing down to 4.10 I believe. Good clearance for a sedan too. Yeah as long as the tires stay glued, and the driver has skill (this old dude has tons, even if he doesn't know it), I can see this happening. Awesome guy lol.
This guy's easily the biggest pimp in Moab...takes his super long, rear wheel drive, $1000 sedan out there and makes a total mockery of all these cheeseballs in their 'badass' 4x4s. I love it.
If people say the Ford ranger is a truck on a car chassis then the crown Vic is a car on a truck chassis. Yes you can off-road a crown Vic surprisingly well better than some trucks even. I surprise the hell out of people when i drive my P71 off road. Hell you can even put a lift kit in them if you're crazy enough
OMG. Wow. This is so freaking awesome. Look for two large coconut-shaped indentations on the driver's seat. btw, beautiful dog, and I respect the video-maker's peers for welcoming the dog warmly. give this guy a jeep and he'll drive up the Empire State building.
I love the people at the end just trying to justify spending tens of thousands of dollars moding their jeeps, 'yeah, well... His transmission won't take it for long...' And, 'I hope it's a rental EEL OH ELL' What's really funny though is that while they're out there playing dress up pretending they're hitting the tough stuff... Oh, there goes grandmas car on her way to the grocery store. But what am I saying? ...You just got to be locked with 4.56s on 38s and your 7ft lift when you're out there in the shit.
+Sierra175 what's funny is that the trans probably never had any issues. i've owned 2 vics with over 300k on them and they both still laid rubber all up and down my road never a single issue.
He hopes its a rental? Who would bring a rental out there? What a negative dude with nothing positive to say. '95 Crown Vic Interceptor for the win! That guy is the man!
I go up to a mountain cabin with my friend in his big 4x4 truck on the worst road / trail I have ever been on. Was asking him what he thought was the minimum type of vehicle you could get up the road and he told me he used to drive his VW Beetle up to his cabin back in the 70's.
I was in the middle of west Virginia backwoods just watched several trucks try to get up the hill to where we were camping and couldn't make it a hour later we saw headlights coming and it was my buddy's dad in his k car cruising up it like nothing
My dad used to tow a camp trailer with a 1963 Ford station wagon on the worst trails, but we got to some awesome fishing and camping spots where no one else but my grampa and grandma went in their '67 surburban, the 3 door model good ole days
...to add to the comments about this Driver is...impossible. The guy had been out there...more than a few times. My wife and I...wussies from Back East...took a 3 hour tour iin an H1...and I was 'impressed'. This guy is amazing...maybe one day we will get back there...until then...take care of this special place. Just amazing...what a Driver. The car is only doing what the Driver tells it to do!!
The Transmission in the Panther platform is really nice, and the weight distribution is a lot more even because of how heavy the front and rear is. One winter I was pulling out of my inclined driveway with my Grand Marquis (Same car, different name), and the slushy snow and ice didn't stop my car from pulling out, granted I did experience a little bit of skidding, it rolled out nicely.
I love the know-it-all Jeep guy at the end of the video. He's just mad some guy in a $2500 Crown Vic is doing the same thing that his $25,000 Jeep is doing.
I know... It's crazy what some grocery getters can do. I used to take a Pontiac Montana VAN to check wells, it got 28mpg and would haul a gas powered hot dog air compressor and all my tools and then easily navigate across new locations after a drilling rig moved out by rig up trucks, all wheel rutted deep, in 6 inches of mud and do surprisingly well in the hills. I beat that thing, dragged all the exhaust off of it, fixed it cheap, then sold it to my neighbor who still to this day makes trips from Nebraska to Jaurez Mexico.
Hell yeah! Glad to see I'm not the only one mobbing a Crown Vic to places they shouldn't be taken! My base model 2000 P73, not even the police model with limited slip, has taken me through some pretty incredible terrain. I abuse the thing and it keeps on performing with remarkable reliability and durability. Was a sad day for automotive history when Ford discontinued them; they are by far the best heavy duty car around for law enforcement and high-wear commercial use.
I had the use of a Grand Marquis station wagon for about 4 months once. Was working in the cascade mountains in Washington. On my lunch hour I would cruise down old logging roads. Only deep mud or fallen logs would stop me. Thing was a beast but man it was comfortable going over washboard and such.
I laugh at how casual the guy with the dog and Crown Vic is. Some folks just do't understand what a typical car is capable of doing. I drove a 1979 Datsun 510 4-door sedan for a couple decades, had 250,000 on it when I sold it, and still ran great. 4-speed stick. I did things with that car that eye-popped the people who were there. Did thousands of miles on logging roads, mountain dirt roads, and it never let me down except when I blew a hose and warped the head. I would do steep, seldom-graded logging roads with 3 adult passengers, four 60-80-lb. 20' long hang gliders strapped to the top rack, and all our gear in the trunk and on the back seat guys' laps. It squatted down on the springs, I won't lie, but it just went, and not a complaint. The passengers would grunt from the sardine effect, but laughed at how well this little old RWD Japanese car did what their 4WD rigs did, and didn't fail. Even pulled a mustang out of a ditch, where its back tires were in the air, the front out into the road. Stupid kid tried to back and turn around, didn't know where his wheels were. They loved me! Hahaha!
You shuld have watched the Lincoln Town Car climb off road over rocks boulders etc on BBCs Top Gear. Now on reruns but available from Itunes shows. It was awesome.
When I was in high school I hung out w/ boys who had big 4x4 trucks with big tires (you know the type!). We all went driving down a muddy construction road that led to a hangout spot in a cleared field. Everyone was convinced only someone with a 4x4 truck might make it down that road to disturb us. Lo and behold my dad found out what I was up to and *came to get me!* He rolled up in a rented Ford Taurus; everyone was more surprised HOW he was able to do it than by his presence. Sure enough he succesfully took us back out the same road! 😂
I have had my Vic for almost 12 years now, and my boyfriend has gone some wacky places in his through the years. They were tough cars... I will miss them... Oh, and I wonder what tires he was using!!
Anyone know if this guy is still running his Crown Vic out there? His exploits were legendary years ago, and I saw him driving around out in Moab a number of years ago.
Those old CVs are on truck frames! I got rear ended in mine when I was at a dead stop, by a guy who was driving a full size suburban.. his whole front end was done in.. radiator all busted and he was immobilized when he slammed into the frame rail behind my bumper doing 45 mph...It was a 1997 police run out from Manteca police department. It saved my life. All I had to do was fill the bumper up with expanding foam and replace a tail light 🤣🤣🤣
Yeah, I was just looking on craigslist and I have found some really nice crown vics from 2008 with around 80k miles for about $4k. That sounds like alot of car for an amazing price.
I always viewed the Crown Vic as the American analog to the Russian Volga, and this proves my point. It isn't quite as good as the GAZ/Volga in geometry and suspension, but the body on frame construction and general "built Ford tough"ness sure show themselves. Much respect to the car and the driver :)
I used to off road in my Crown Vic Station wagon. Unless we got into deep mud I could always keep up with my two buddies that were driving a 4x4 S10 and a Jeep. In sand that thing was a boss!
Though its capabilities may be bewildering to those uninitiated or to the close minded, it really shouldn't surprise any true fan of old, full framed American sedans that this Vic was able to cut it around here. Hails to that driver, who understands his machine!
There's a reason why the Police and Taxis have run those older full size cars for as long as they can milk 'em out. More or less, they're able to take a beating and not give any shits about it.
Rock crawling, mudding, slick trails would be impossible for a car. However...traction is key when it comes to steep sandstone. All weather radials are just as good if not better than mud tires in this scenario
For that I'm jealous. I was in the service with a guy that had a retired Caprice with a vette engine in it. It was a detective's car, so it was a solid dark blue. I prefer a Vic, but that car was motivating.
Crown vic is a good car. Owned a CVPI with 170K miles for two years. Only spent 60 bucks on maintenance. Cannot be cheaper than that :) If every car is as rock solid reliable as crown vic, half of the repair shops may be out of business.
He must have the trac-loc axle in there. I think that only comes with 3.55 gears. Pretty skillful driving from a guy who doesn't know his tire pressures.
Police package Crown Vic on road tires with a true OG behind the wheel. Defies all "off road" logic.
$100k+ customized Wranglers just got pimp slapped.
100k jeep guys seem to think money is a replacement for common sense and driving skills, they even look down on my stock Tacoma with no lift kits or diff locks and I still crush mud runs while they mumble about how my tires arent 35s
@@mattb4010 you should see the looks I get with my ‘86 Tercel rolling on 175-70r-13s pulling out of a sandy wash.
@@jimstenlund6017 That's gotta feel pretty satisfying!🤣
I love how he's actually doing it and they still give him crap. One thing he has over all of those 4x4 and thats low center of gravity.
I loved my Crown Vic. Probably the most real-world tested, toughest car on the road.
Hehe, except for 1980s-1990s Toyotas.
Alex Wegenschimmel i'd take the vic in a wreck. lol
Love my Vic. Have 430k on the motor and still truckin'
Millions of NYC taxis tested ✅
This guy triggered the yuppy snobs! I own a Jeep Rubicon that is only semi stock so I’m frowned upon too. Love this guy!!
I think my favorite thing about the video is listening to the negativity the fancy pants 4 wheel drive pilots spew while the awesome guy in the crown Vic does his own thing with his dog. That's life man. People want to mumble negative stuff about you all day as they watch you kick ass. Some of us are born to be the crazy crown Vic guy, others are born to be the negative comment Nancys.
Yeah... just let the guy do his thing!!! They shouldn't be worried if that's what he wants to do.
The best part is he left the jeep at the house that day!
N Black LOL
thc3 It might of been Clint Eastwood driving that car... we may never know. :-)
stvynix This is a Chuck Norris move...Clint Eastwood would've made it to the top...Shot the car up with a blue steal 357. Magnum and rode away on a horse.
"What tire pressure are you running?" "Idk whatever's in there..."
He's definitely thinking "what the hell is a tire pressure, kids these days are crazy!"
That's my fav thing from this. Like who cares. A tire is gonna grip unless yo some crazy encline. You don't need worry about no pressure lmao. Crown Vic will get you home rest you be sured.
TOTAL BOSS STATEMENT 🙌 😎
when NASA goes to mars they should bring a crown Victoria
There's already one there called the mars rover
It would navigate better than the rover and top Olympus mons.
I know him,he lives in moab south end of town. very nice guy, a little crazy,lol, but a nice guy. he has a few of them ford crown vic's in his yard. he does this a lot with them.
is this guy still around these days?
@@beereadyyy9849 yeah that’s my grandpa but he doesn’t go off-roading much these days lol
@@raisingjo5976 Im so glad to hear that he's still kicking! Your grandpa is a legend all the way up here in canada! He truly knows how to dive and offroad
@@raisingjo5976 Tell him we’d love to see a new video !
Give this man a beer!
And some Crown Royal for the Crown Vic.
* give him a 24 pack
Driving skill can obviously be more important than how much you spend on your rig. Priceless !
Awesome. Never thought of doing the like with my 82 Crown Vic. "The king looking over his country"!! Skills and nerve of steel.
"What tire pressure are you using?" "Uh...Whatever's in there." Haha! Love it!!! Love the dogs chasing along, too! Why did I just drop 40 grand on a Jeep when I could have just bought ten of these?!
Rub it in! Rub it in!!
These brave old guys.... haha. I guess they know what they're doing. I LOVE this guy!!! I love how the Hummer is too scared to go where the Crown Vic has gone... hilarious.
Everybody is a off-road gangsta till the Crown Vic shows up!
The man.... the LEGEND.
The older CVs had decent factory rear LSD and available gearing down to 4.10 I believe. Good clearance for a sedan too. Yeah as long as the tires stay glued, and the driver has skill (this old dude has tons, even if he doesn't know it), I can see this happening. Awesome guy lol.
wysoft No. Only 3.27 were offered in these years and that wasn't a limited slip. If it was it was worn well.. 98- up had 3.55 for option.
ImpairedWraith The 4R70W has a low first gear also.
an understanding and application of physics and geometry is what this man has better known as skill...
This guy's easily the biggest pimp in Moab...takes his super long, rear wheel drive, $1000 sedan out there and makes a total mockery of all these cheeseballs in their 'badass' 4x4s. I love it.
If people say the Ford ranger is a truck on a car chassis then the crown Vic is a car on a truck chassis. Yes you can off-road a crown Vic surprisingly well better than some trucks even. I surprise the hell out of people when i drive my P71 off road. Hell you can even put a lift kit in them if you're crazy enough
OMG.
Wow.
This is so freaking awesome.
Look for two large coconut-shaped indentations on the driver's seat.
btw, beautiful dog, and I respect the video-maker's peers for welcoming the dog warmly.
give this guy a jeep and he'll drive up the Empire State building.
I love the people at the end just trying to justify spending tens of thousands of dollars moding their jeeps, 'yeah, well... His transmission won't take it for long...' And, 'I hope it's a rental EEL OH ELL' What's really funny though is that while they're out there playing dress up pretending they're hitting the tough stuff... Oh, there goes grandmas car on her way to the grocery store. But what am I saying? ...You just got to be locked with 4.56s on 38s and your 7ft lift when you're out there in the shit.
Well the guy at the counter of the pavement princess makeover store told them it is a MUST if they were to do MOAB.
+Sierra175 what's funny is that the trans probably never had any issues. i've owned 2 vics with over 300k on them and they both still laid rubber all up and down my road never a single issue.
Nathen M Just a sold car. Wish they still made them.
Eve If he blows the transmission on it he can just easily manual swap it
He hopes its a rental? Who would bring a rental out there? What a negative dude with nothing positive to say. '95 Crown Vic Interceptor for the win! That guy is the man!
Better question...Who the hell is still renting out a 95 Crown Vic.?
I go up to a mountain cabin with my friend in his big 4x4 truck on the worst road / trail I have ever been on. Was asking him what he thought was the minimum type of vehicle you could get up the road and he told me he used to drive his VW Beetle up to his cabin back in the 70's.
I've never seen a thing a Crown Victoria can't do
That's living life. Way to go. I hate people who laugh at someone who does something nobody else thinks can be done.
I was in the middle of west Virginia backwoods just watched several trucks try to get up the hill to where we were camping and couldn't make it a hour later we saw headlights coming and it was my buddy's dad in his k car cruising up it like nothing
My dad used to tow a camp trailer with a 1963 Ford station wagon on the worst trails, but we got to some awesome fishing and camping spots where no one else but my grampa and grandma went in their '67 surburban, the 3 door model good ole days
...to add to the comments about this Driver is...impossible. The guy had been out there...more than a few times. My wife and I...wussies from Back East...took a 3 hour tour iin an H1...and I was 'impressed'. This guy is amazing...maybe one day we will get back there...until then...take care of this special place. Just amazing...what a Driver. The car is only doing what the Driver tells it to do!!
The Transmission in the Panther platform is really nice, and the weight distribution is a lot more even because of how heavy the front and rear is.
One winter I was pulling out of my inclined driveway with my Grand Marquis (Same car, different name), and the slushy snow and ice didn't stop my car from pulling out, granted I did experience a little bit of skidding, it rolled out nicely.
Someone needs to make a "Thug Life" video of this dude.
0 fucks given by that guy. Goes to show you don't need a brand new jeep to have fun.
makes me have second thoughts of trying to outrun the police through a field in my jeep
brennen90 a muddy field would work probably
Man that's awesome! All the police officers loved them. Snow, ice All of weather.
I love the know-it-all Jeep guy at the end of the video. He's just mad some guy in a $2500 Crown Vic is doing the same thing that his $25,000 Jeep is doing.
Dang respect! We did this in a RZR and still the trail is challenging. Just imagine in a crown vic.
I know... It's crazy what some grocery getters can do. I used to take a Pontiac Montana VAN to check wells, it got 28mpg and would haul a gas powered hot dog air compressor and all my tools and then easily navigate across new locations after a drilling rig moved out by rig up trucks, all wheel rutted deep, in 6 inches of mud and do surprisingly well in the hills. I beat that thing, dragged all the exhaust off of it, fixed it cheap, then sold it to my neighbor who still to this day makes trips from Nebraska to Jaurez Mexico.
Hell yeah! Glad to see I'm not the only one mobbing a Crown Vic to places they shouldn't be taken! My base model 2000 P73, not even the police model with limited slip, has taken me through some pretty incredible terrain. I abuse the thing and it keeps on performing with remarkable reliability and durability. Was a sad day for automotive history when Ford discontinued them; they are by far the best heavy duty car around for law enforcement and high-wear commercial use.
"I guess he's been up here a couple of times." Yeah, I'm sure a lot more than you and your Jeep, buddy.
'I hope it's a rental" says the jeep jabroni on his first off roading tour outside of the mall.
Best line watching videos tonight till 2:00 am "What pressure you running in your tires?" "I don't know what ever is in there" Cheers.
I love it! The Dog is Just as COOL! Great Video!
I seen a dude drive an old All Road up Hells Gate years ago... He made it look easy.. Just like this dude...
Just be careful, and it's no different than bumpy roads. I Love them Crown Vics.
Ah yes the good ol crown vics. Not much them cars cant do.
I had the use of a Grand Marquis station wagon for about 4 months once. Was working in the cascade mountains in Washington. On my lunch hour I would cruise down old logging roads. Only deep mud or fallen logs would stop me. Thing was a beast but man it was comfortable going over washboard and such.
I laugh at how casual the guy with the dog and Crown Vic is. Some folks just do't understand what a typical car is capable of doing. I drove a 1979 Datsun 510 4-door sedan for a couple decades, had 250,000 on it when I sold it, and still ran great. 4-speed stick. I did things with that car that eye-popped the people who were there. Did thousands of miles on logging roads, mountain dirt roads, and it never let me down except when I blew a hose and warped the head.
I would do steep, seldom-graded logging roads with 3 adult passengers, four 60-80-lb. 20' long hang gliders strapped to the top rack, and all our gear in the trunk and on the back seat guys' laps. It squatted down on the springs, I won't lie, but it just went, and not a complaint. The passengers would grunt from the sardine effect, but laughed at how well this little old RWD Japanese car did what their 4WD rigs did, and didn't fail. Even pulled a mustang out of a ditch, where its back tires were in the air, the front out into the road. Stupid kid tried to back and turn around, didn't know where his wheels were. They loved me! Hahaha!
Thats My Dad. Riding in the car with dad was all interested
That Ole crown vic will school your mall crawler on 35s.
Love my 06/P71 bought in 2011 still going strong!
P71 for the win baby. Love my 2010.
How did you guys get Michael J. Fox to film this???
Though the same
Crown vic's are the modern equivalent to the model A.
Reliable and will go anywhere.
This must be Cleetus Mcfarland's dad. Lol. The love for crown vic's running their blood.
You shuld have watched the Lincoln Town Car climb off road over rocks boulders etc on BBCs Top Gear. Now on reruns but available from Itunes shows. It was awesome.
When I was in high school I hung out w/ boys who had big 4x4 trucks with big tires (you know the type!). We all went driving down a muddy construction road that led to a hangout spot in a cleared field. Everyone was convinced only someone with a 4x4 truck might make it down that road to disturb us. Lo and behold my dad found out what I was up to and *came to get me!* He rolled up in a rented Ford Taurus; everyone was more surprised HOW he was able to do it than by his presence.
Sure enough he succesfully took us back out the same road! 😂
3:30 He's a legend son.
Anybody else hearing Elwood right now? "Its got cop shocks, cop motor, cop tires..."
No wonder the Crown Vic became THE police cruiser of the land for so many years.
That crown vic don't take shit from no one.
Fresno4runner Its Chuck Norris's car!
Fresno4runner I also grew up in Fresnio California, go Bulldogs!
"What tire pressure do you use"
*idk whatever's in there*
Did you really expect any other answer?
The crown vic interceptor package often included a locking differential. I bet that's what this guy has.
I have had my Vic for almost 12 years now, and my boyfriend has gone some wacky places in his through the years. They were tough cars... I will miss them... Oh, and I wonder what tires he was using!!
That's one heck of a service dog, sees the lines perfectly
I think it has a slight lift more then 1 inch but less then 2
Anyone know if this guy is still running his Crown Vic out there? His exploits were legendary years ago, and I saw him driving around out in Moab a number of years ago.
Those old CVs are on truck frames! I got rear ended in mine when I was at a dead stop, by a guy who was driving a full size suburban.. his whole front end was done in.. radiator all busted and he was immobilized when he slammed into the frame rail behind my bumper doing 45 mph...It was a 1997 police run out from Manteca police department. It saved my life. All I had to do was fill the bumper up with expanding foam and replace a tail light 🤣🤣🤣
Lol that yuppie in the Jeep is seething
That’s something I never thought in my life would I see. Does that guy know Clettus or what.
Yeah, I was just looking on craigslist and I have found some really nice crown vics from 2008 with around 80k miles for about $4k. That sounds like alot of car for an amazing price.
I always viewed the Crown Vic as the American analog to the Russian Volga, and this proves my point. It isn't quite as good as the GAZ/Volga in geometry and suspension, but the body on frame construction and general "built Ford tough"ness sure show themselves. Much respect to the car and the driver :)
I used to off road in my Crown Vic Station wagon. Unless we got into deep mud I could always keep up with my two buddies that were driving a 4x4 S10 and a Jeep. In sand that thing was a boss!
This dude frickin' rules! Sooo many dudes running super modded rigs, 37's etc, and this guy is clowning them all in his Vic. Hahahahahahahaha
Though its capabilities may be bewildering to those uninitiated or to the close minded, it really shouldn't surprise any true fan of old, full framed American sedans that this Vic was able to cut it around here. Hails to that driver, who understands his machine!
He would be more accepted had he had a Patagonia bumper sticker.
I love how theres just no fucks given with this guy. Its awesome
Hell Yeah Brother! Cleetus McFarland needs to see this! 🦅🇺🇲🦅
It’s not what you drive, it’s how you drive.
There's a reason why the Police and Taxis have run those older full size cars for as long as they can milk 'em out. More or less, they're able to take a beating and not give any shits about it.
Gotta love those Fords!
Rock crawling, mudding, slick trails would be impossible for a car. However...traction is key when it comes to steep sandstone. All weather radials are just as good if not better than mud tires in this scenario
Love some of those Utahns. Sure miss living in the beehive state.
En México los usamos como taxis, patrullas, hasta entramos al agua con esos crown victoria, son unos super autos!. Nacidos ford!, nacidos fuertes!
I'm driving a 2007 p71 now wit 290+ on the dash and is still a beast
For that I'm jealous. I was in the service with a guy that had a retired Caprice with a vette engine in it. It was a detective's car, so it was a solid dark blue. I prefer a Vic, but that car was motivating.
Crown vic is a good car. Owned a CVPI with 170K miles for two years. Only spent 60 bucks on maintenance. Cannot be cheaper than that :) If every car is as rock solid reliable as crown vic, half of the repair shops may be out of business.
The King looking over his country was the most accurate thing said the entire video.
Obviously the key is to have your trunk open.
The slick rock trails are pretty easy, lots of traction. It would be fun to see him try "Behind the Rocks" or "Pritchett Canyon" That would be fun.
Its rwd, be realistic lol.
The 65 dislikes are from the people who wasted thousands on their 4x4 that didn't;t make the climb.
This makes me proud to be a crown vic owner
I love the Ford panther platform. This just further justifies my obsession.
This guy is much cooler than many Mercedes G-Wagon American owners.
I've been looking for a CV, thinking of putting lockers in it and air ride.
If a crown Vic can do that, I’m afraid to find out what the bronco will do
CROWN VICTORIA BABY!!!!!! get er done son🙉🙈🙊👍👍✝️
so what do ya say, is it the new bluesmobile ?
I have a '03 Crown Vic Sport, much like a Marauder. They are sturdy cars. Mine has a 3:73 rear end and is great to drive.
I remember hearing somewhere that some crown vics have posi locks..?
This inspired me to go out and buy a Crown vic police interceptor!
He must have the trac-loc axle in there. I think that only comes with 3.55 gears. Pretty skillful driving from a guy who doesn't know his tire pressures.
That tells you how hard hells is lol