interceptor or grand marqi

[mouse3]

i im thinkin of tradin grand marqi in for a interceptor, ive always liked the interceptor but know if i should or not, any suggestions?

[RoyLPita]

Are you used to the "creature comforts" of your GM? If you are, then the CVPI will have NONE of those. The choice is yours.

[mouse3]

what u mean creature comforts

[RoyLPita]

Creature comforts:
remote keyless entry with a keypad on the door (includes auto lock feature)
leather seating (only vinyl can be had for the rear seat)
high end factory stereo system
illuminated visor mirrors
dual power seats (driver only w/CVPI)
leather wrap steering wheel
carpet w/ floor mats (most CVPIs have the black mat)
adjustable pedals (very rare on used CVPIs)

[mouse3]

damn i know all that, is that all is doesnt have

[RoyLPita]

Pretty much. Now the CVPI has stuff that the GM doesn't have:
no pats system keys
engine oil cooler
hd trans and power steering cooler
different steering gear ratio
option of having a traction-lok rear end
hd suspension (inc stabilizer bars, springs and shocks)
option of silicone hoses
hd brake pads
hd frame and body mounts
chance for other options like strobe lights, 5" dome lamp and dark mode
option of hucaps or full wheel covers
Honeycomb grille ('01 and up)
Street appearance group (looks like a p73)
front bucket seats or split bench
140Mph "calibration certified" speedometer

Keep us posted.

[p71towny]

I'd rather have a GM and put the HD parts on it.

[88Vic]

If you want a no-frills performance oriented Panther, a PI is the way to go. Just make sure to get one that wasn't beaten to hell.

[drock96marquis]

Pretty much. Now the CVPI has stuff that the GM doesn't have:
......hd trans and power steering cooler....

All 98+ panthers use the same transmission and powersteering dual circuit cooler.

[JumboFriendly]

Pretty much. Now the CVPI has stuff that the GM doesn't have:

Countless hours with the engine at idle
Vomit soaked rear seating area
Tons of some of the hardest miles that can be put on a car

etc, etc

[zwack88]

As a guy that owns one, KEEP THE GM. Once I get out of tech school and take the vic off the road I have a shit ton of stuff to fix.

[sniper308]

Pretty much. Now the CVPI has stuff that the GM doesn't have:
no pats system keys
engine oil cooler
hd trans and power steering cooler
different steering gear ratio
option of having a traction-lok rear end
hd suspension (inc stabilizer bars, springs and shocks)
option of silicone hoses
hd brake pads
hd frame and body mounts
chance for other options like strobe lights, 5" dome lamp and dark mode
option of hucaps or full wheel covers
Honeycomb grille ('01 and up)
Street appearance group (looks like a p73)
front bucket seats or split bench
140Mph "calibration certified" speedometer
don't sell your GM those things that have the Police Interceptor can be adapted to your GM Panther at least the most check and you will see it Remember that this Panthers R the same and share the Engine & Transmission and most.


ATT, SNIPER 308. PROUD OWNER OF "MERC-75 INTERCEPTOR"

[cvpi]

I have been in a GM and you know there is nothing in there I'd rather have over a CV. And as some have posted most don't have carpet, and cloth seats, thats a false statement, yes some don't but not all. However if your GM is getting old, and isn't in good shape a CV would be a nice replacement car!

[Nathan in MI]

My '89 CVPI has rubber floor mats and a vinyl rear seat, but my dad's '96 CVPI has carpet and a cloth rear seat.

And CVPI, welcome to GMN!

[cvpi]

My '89 CVPI has rubber floor mats and a vinyl rear seat, but my dad's '96 CVPI has carpet and a cloth rear seat.

And CVPI, welcome to GMN!

Yeah those cars can be custom configured to what the department or organization needs, heck I know of some that has 2 vinyl front bucket seats. Of course its always best to find a car that was given to one guy not for the whole department to take turns with, and/or a detectives car or one that didn't even see police use better yet (and same goes with a cab version)