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Ford CVPI

ivan8065
in Vehicle Modification Showroom

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Currently photos from Zmodeler but soon I will take photos from game

 

About vehicle:

Ford Crown Vic Police Interceptor P71, custom V10 Triton engine from Mercury Marauder (badge is my own but it´s not HQ because I am still learning to modelling but I tried it), Setina pushbar, 4x Wilson 5000CB antenas, 2x MPH900 ALPRs, 2x Soundoff Intersectors and camera Panasonic Arbitrator

 

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    1 hour ago, Lundy said:

    Uh... Triton V10?

     

    Might be a error of research on his part... Same family of modular engines just the Triton V10 is for F-250 and above trucks. Including the Excursion. It's a one of their older engines still being used as of today surprisingly. No EcoObamaBoost bullshit.

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    @ivan8065 The Mercury Marauder uses the 4.6 modular V8. I think what you'd mean if you transferred the Marauder's block to the CV, you'd have the 302hp DOHC.

     

    But yeah, as Underwood said, it's from the trucks. Marauder is just a super vic :D

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