1995 Caprice 1A2 Police Package $4,000 obro

Putting my wagon up for sale. I have a 60 mile commute and it's time for something a tad more practical and on the smaller side.

Legitimate 1A2 police package wagon. Green hoses, certified speedo, N97 wheels, etc. Vinyl front and rear seats. Body has 237k while the drive train has about 90k. Very clean underneath for the age and miles. No holes. Quarters are in great shape with no rust (very common trouble spot on these) This was never in police service. Was used by a school department to transport kids. No roof or body holes except for where the push bar is mounted on the bumper. If my asking price is met it will include all police equipment including brand new Setina push bar, spotlight (car not cut for one but is included) console and power outlets.

Extra Parts include:
-New Dorman oil cooler lines
-Delco/Moog front end kit (not needed, just bought them to have)
-PS inner wheelhouse
-Good condition door panels from a low mile car
-assorted interior pieces
-matching front bumper (if you don't want the pushbar or the holes from it)
-and more

The Good stuff:
-Brand new brakes including pads, rotors, front wheel bearings, ALL NEW STEEL LINES, new rubber lines, and wheel cylinders. All Delco and Wagner and Timken parts.
-Recent O2 sensors (both sides)
-Tires have about 60% tread
-recent a/c charge
-recent starter

The Not so great:
-Oil cooler line leaks, about 1/2 a quart over an oil change, new lines are included.
-drivers seat is ripped, can be repaired locally, but I've just dealt with it.
-Small rust spot at the bottom of the PS C pillar, quick fix. Just haven't had the time to address.
-carpet could use a good wash
-hood has a few rock chips, i've touched them up but might need to be sprayed eventually.
-Typical scratches and dings for a 23 year old car, but paint still washes up nice and would really pop with a good buff

All in all, this is a really good car. Rides well and handles my commute with ease. But i've decided its time to get something a bit more modern. This is a very hard to find car, especially when you consider it was never in police service. More pics upon request Asking $4,000 but I'm also open to reasonable offers. No trades, car sold as is where is.

That's cool. no power windows first time I've ever seen that.

Why would a car that transports kids need a push bar?

Bill

convert2diesel wrote:

Why would a car that transports kids need a push bar?

Bill

It didn't. He ordered one and installed it.

convert2diesel wrote:

Why would a car that transports kids need a push bar?

Bill

For the unruly kids.

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Why would a car that transports kids need a push bar?

The questioner may not have driven in Boston, where turn signals are a sign of weakness, and give up the element of surprise.

God gave you a middle finger and a horn for when you need to change lanes.  The push bar is for when you need a little extra room to park the wagon.

convert2diesel wrote:

Why would a car that transports kids need a push bar?

Bill

We have all seen that one crossing guard that takes their job waaaaaayyyyyy to serious.