HIGHLIGHTS: Authentic FHP Pedigree: A genuine, retired Florida Highway Patrol unit retaining its iconic state-trooper paint scheme. Mechanical Goldmine: Backed by a phenomenal, continuous 18-page CARFAX service history documenting relentless fleet maintenance. Pursuit Engine Package: Equipped with the police-calibrated 5.7L HEMI V8 engine, heavy-duty cooling, and uprated fleet suspension. Turn-Key Driver: Mechanically sorted, firing up effortlessly, and ready to immediately serve as a high-performance commuter or track project. Recent Rubber: Front tires feature a 2025 date code and the rears feature a 2024 date code. Title Status: Clean Florida title (Branded Police). BODY OVERVIEW: This Charger Pursuit wears its service history right on its sleeve. This is an authentic, retired law enforcement tool, not a babied garage queen. The sheet metal features the bumps, dings, and utility scratches expected from thousands of hours patrolling the sunshine state. The roof features two holes from the original emergency light bar which have been securely plugged, and various other equipment mounting holes remain present as honest signs of its past duty. The front fascia shows minor cosmetic blemishes, including a section touched up with black marker. It is a tough, aggressive, un-apologetic machine with unmatched road presence. PAINT CONDITION OVERVIEW: The exterior proudly carries the famous, two-tone Florida Highway Patrol livery. The paint shows typical highway wear, including road rash, chips, and utility marks consistent with high-speed patrol duty, but it still holds a great gloss under showroom lights. Legal Note for Florida Residents: Per state law, this vehicle cannot be registered or driven by a civilian within the state of Florida under its current official FHP livery. For buyers outside of Florida, it is an instant conversation starter; for local buyers, it is the ultimate, low-cost canvas for a wrap or a custom black-out paint job. INTERIOR CONDITION OVERVIEW: Inside, the cabin is in surprisingly clean, rugged condition compared to most heavy-duty utility vehicles. The heavy-duty front cloth seats show only light wear, including a minor, typical tear on the drivers outer bolster. The factory police center console has been removed, leaving a completely open wiring channel that is a blank slate for a civilian center console upgrade, a custom floor shifter setup, or auxiliary equipment. All primary civilian controls, gauges, and switches function exactly as intended. MECHANICAL OVERVIEW: While the body tells a story of hard work, the drivetrain tells a story of meticulous pampering. State fleet vehicles receive scheduled, preventative maintenance that puts standard civilian ownership to shame, proven by an exceptional 18-page CARFAX report. The police-spec 5.7L HEMI V8 runs beautifully, delivering instant throttle response, optimized shift points, and a deep, authoritative dual-exhaust note that isn't overly jarring. Power is routed through heavy-duty cooling systems, upgraded brakes, and a performance-tuned suspension engineered to handle extreme duty. This Charger steers straight, stops hard, and drives with the tight, confident dynamics of a much lower-mileage car. WHAT YOULL LOVE ABOUT THIS CAR: The Maintenance Ledger: An 18-page paper trail means you aren't guessing on oil changes, flushes, or suspension wear. Severe-Duty Upgrades: From the heavy-duty alternator and heavy-duty cooling system to the performance suspension, this car was built to idle for hours and take a beating without breaking. The Price Point Performance: You get a modern, late-model HEMI V8 sedan for a fraction of civilian market prices. WHAT YOU MIGHT HATE ABOUT THIS CAR: Unvarnished Utility Cosmetics: It has dings, plugs in the roof, scratches, and marker touch-ups. It is a retired duty weapon, not a show car. Open Console: The center area between the seats is stripped down to the floor plates and will require a civilian console swap if you want cupholders and storage. DOES IT NEED ANYTHING?: Mechanically? Nothing. It is a turn-key runner with fresh 2024/205 date-coded tires. Cosmetically, it needs a buyer who either embraces the trooper look, wants a low-cost wrap candidate, or wants a rugged daily driver they don't have to worry about scratching. WHAT BUYER IS LOOKING FOR THIS CAR?: This Charger Pursuit is built for the buyer who prioritizes bulletproof mechanical maintenance and heavy-duty performance over cosmetic perfection. Whether you are a police vehicle enthusiast, an autocross racer looking for a cheap V8 platform, or a daily commuter wanting a sedan with immense highway presence, this retired FHP cruiser is ready to report for duty. Contact Rare Rides Company at 980-306-8100 or info@rarerides.com for more information Rare Rides Company does not collect tax, tag or title fees. Title Status: CLEAN, branded POLICE DOES IT WORK? Air Conditioning YES Heater YES Speedometer YES Odometer YES Oil PSI Gauge YES Temperature Gauge YES Fuel Gauge YES Tachometer YES Wipers YES Windows YES Horn YES Radio YES Headlights YES Tail Lights YES Brake Lights YES Reverse Lights YES Turn Signals YES Emergency Brake YES 4x4/AWD N/A Tire Condition: FRONT: High Tread, 2025 date REAR: OK tread, 2024 date Keys " Ignition YES, Door YES, Trunk FOB ONLY Seatbelts Front: YES Rear: YES Runs & Drives YES
