I wish they still made cars like this. Roomy, comfortable, smooth ride, good visibility. I would say the last car even remotely like this in 2023 is the Chrysler 300 with V6. And this is the last year for it.

I love that car talk about a smooth driving body on frame real American car!

I really want this car. I have a 78 bronco that I'm working on and I would love an 80s model crown vic. They're just so slick.

That's a very clean and nice crown Victoria. I just recently purchased a 1987 crown Vic LX it was a barn find. 33,000 original miles this car is a perfect example of a real survivor. Never driven in the winter.non-smoker dual exhaust 3.55 posi rear. AC still has the factory charge. I've been told this was a rare find. There's not very many out there left with low miles like this. 🏁 😎 🏁

What a pristine LTD! Kudos to you for keeping it so well! I've got an 84 I'm working on now and it's so nice to see what she could be!

Nice. My grandparents had an 85 coupe, Two tone black and silver/gray. My grandpa even had his 79 Power Wagon repainted to match it. Sadly both vehicles long gone.

Ford used this body for a long time. Henry Ford II was the one who wanted this design.

Beautiful LTD... So lucky😍😍😍😍

I loved those older Crown Victorias. I wish I owned it myself. Keep her in that condition please. Lol

Absolutely beautiful! My first car was an 86 model in Dark Clove Brown Metallic. Loved that car!

Really nice! I had an 84.

She is beautiful Andy, would love to see the motor.......been a Ford guy all my life...first car was a 1966 Galaxie 500 and my best friends Dad had a brand new 1968 LTD Wagon....oh and my friend had a 1967 Cougar XR7...still my dream car.

Absolutely buitifuel,these cars are so underrated they will last forever ride so nice.

That’s nice I had one when I was 16 it was technically my fathers but he let me drive it all the time when my KZfaq channel get 100,000 subscribers I’m going to buy another one

Gorgeous Crown Vic man,these here are real cars, dont get rid of it!! I tell you a funny story,i built a 347 stroker for my Mustang, i have a AOD behind it, i didn't build it so i could destroy it in a few months like most do but i built it to enjoy cruising in it and once in a while i get on it, fun little motor,when it came to finding a flexplate... man that was a adventure. I was very paranoid about torque converter clearance and thrust bearing issues (i have read horror stories about this) and my options were either a Pioneer flywheel from the parts store which are crappy and the holes dont line up perfectly or a heavy duty SFI racing flywheel that doesn't "flex" they way the should and are mainly for high horsepower applications OR finding a original OEM flexplate that only came in LTDs that had the rare 351 option and were fleet sales only, most people didn't wanna pay the extra price for the 351 back then so 95% of people went with the 302 which uses a different flywheel. Talk about hens teeth!!! for a couple of months i scoured the internet looking for one, finally i found a guy in a little town in California that had one in his attic in the original Ford package it came in and the guy only wanted 80 bucks for it, because the LTD with the really rare 351 motor came with a AOD behind it and it was the only car that did so finding this thing was a proverbial bitch but I'm so glad i did, motor runs like a sowing machine and shifts like a Lexus,smoooooth.

It was fun, parallel, parking that thing 🤣🤣

My grandfather's last car was an 86 CROWN Victoria LX. It was a nicest car I ever had I acquired it after he gave up driving. My brother got it after me and he sold it to somebody else with a 170000 miles and they drove it back-and-forth to Denver a few times. Is lecarga totalled. That was my favorite car and I found one close to it on 1990 LTD CrownVictoria LX. With 52000 miles. It is the 2 tone rolls quartz and it's pretty much flawless. They were a great car I won many of the newer signs up to 2010 but I still like the pre 1991

Best year

The 1979 to 1987 full size Ford's were very attractive cars. There was a styling change in 1988 to 1991 models that I have never cared for. Your 1986 model has the right paint color and trim. A very attractive car. Like many other nice cars from the past there aren't a lot of well preserved examples lift. Too bad because most new cars made today will probably never regarded as anything special 30 years from now.

Very nice ! To bad but, very few people would pay the price this car warrants so i advise just to keep it and enjoy. People can't understand that KBB is just a guide line value, there is always a exception

Hey Andy, I own a 1984 LTD that has the same problem you had where the rear window on the driver’s side doesn’t work. It’ll roll down but can’t roll up. What’d you have to do to repair it?

Hi Andy! I am a young Frenchman who bought a similar model, a 1985 ford LTD Crown Victoria. A former police car. And I was wondering if you knew where I could find replacement gaskets? All my window seals are burned and falling apart. Thanks!

been wanting to restore mine but know nothing about cars plus finding parts is hard

Like the car. Was are you asking. Had a two-tone gray of the same year. Great car 3:21 3:21

جمال هذه ( الكراون فكتوريا ) فاقت كثير جدا من السيارات ، بما في ذلك الكابرس .

My dream car. Beautiful!

Hi friend. I have owned SEVEN Gr Marquis/Cr Vics 1985 through 2002 (still have 2 on the road). I'm guessing your 86 has the 5.0 with EFI. Advice: these engines have a PCV screen on the rear of engine which must be removed, soaked in solvent and cleaned about every 50 000 miles or else engine will consume oil from excessively high exhaust back-pressure. Thanks for sharing. BEAUTIFUL car. Cheers.

I had an 88. It was like that

Dass nice!

I had a 1991 Ford crown Victoria the same color

Hello Andy need help can you tell me the location of fuse box ie I want to find fuse for hazzard lights. Garry

Anymore updates??

A beautiful example of a 1986 Crown Victoria. How much mileage does it have ? I own a 1987 and 1991 Crown Victoria LX wagon's . The 87 has 246,000.0 miles on it and now is my winter car with steel wheels and full hubcaps and snow tires. My aluminum turbine wheels I take off every winter to preserve them. The 1991 wagon is in showroom condition with only 10,000.0 miles on it since a new engine and transmission and is my summer cruiser that tows my 18'-0 " Starcraft boat. My latest purchase last January was a 1989 Mercury Grand Marquis LS 50th Anniversary edition sedan with 67,000.0 miles also in showroom condition . It is in dark blue metallic and has a full canvas carriage roof with gold anodized exterior trim one of only 250 made according to a plaque on the dashboard. Good luck with your 86 , it is a great car !

Is it for sale ?

Are you selling the car?

Looks like it’s brand new-Looks too good to even be a 1986 Ford Crown Victoria (Crown Vic)

How much??

did you sell the car yet?

very beautiful 😍❤ 10000 tims more beautiful than new cars ugly and made from blastic never like similar American style

now I have the money to buy !

I took my drivers license test on that same type of car

I just need a transmission in my brothers it was my grandmas and its is a v8 and fast

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Reminiscent of Matlock.