2006 Dodge Charger Police Interceptor 5.7l V8 Hemi Prisoner Cage Light Bar Push

2006 Dodge Charger Police Interceptor 5.7l V8 Hemi Paint has some chips and scratches, especially on the doors. Push bar has been tweaked a little to one side.
Features the Autostick On/Off option for manual shifting.
Jotto Desk installed.
Search spotlight installed and operational.
L3 Communications Camera System with zoom installed. Locking base unit with key offers recording and playback as well a a trace function. Control screen mounted on Jotto Desk.Operating condition of camera system is unknown.
L3 Communications VoiceLink Plus Microphone System installed on prisoner cage between seats. Remote unit included and is on charger. Operating condition of VoiceLink system is unknown.
Tomar 940 Light Bar and Siren Controller installed and operational.Sirens have been removed from pushbar. Wires are still there.
Prisoner cage with sliding lockable opening between front and rear. Polycarbonate window protection panels installed.
Has the key removal feature, (green switch), which allows the driver to remove the key and still have the engine running. The engine will cut off if the brake is touched without the key being reinstalled. Allows all police equipment and AC to be on and engine running while operator is away without worrying about the vehicle being stolen.
Master cutoff switch for all police equipment installed on center console.
AM/FM CD player operational.
Air conditioning blows ice cold. Heater works fine.
Dark tint installed on ll windows except windshield. Small scratch in tint on one window.
Window awnings installed.
Light Bar is operational but has some bulbs not working. The light bar is being sold as decommissioned. Can be returned to operation status in minutes.
5.7 liter V8 Hemi engine runs strong. There is a bit of a vibration when coming to a stop. I believe it is caused by the key removal / high idle system making sure the car never stalls.
This unit was decommissioned from a police station in 2012 when it had 88,116 miles. It was not abused. Judging by the condition, it was probably the Chief's vehicle. Has theupholstered rear seat that matches the front seat. After being retired from service, the vehicle was used for promotion andawarenessfor a national bully prevention and reporting system called StopWalkTalk. Most of the miles were on the highway driving all across the country city to city doing shows, conferences, and promotional events. This vehicle has has a pretty easy life.
Tires are in good to excellent condition. Full size spare included.
Vehicle has been cleaned but not "detailed".
All the installed equipment will save your department thousands.
The bad.Paint has some chips and scratches, especially on the doors. Push bar has been tweaked a little to one side. Has pushed slightly into the plastic body panel. Does not affect the operation of the vehicle. Looks like one bracket is bent. If that is bent back or a new bracket installed, it should fix it. Missing decorative engine cover. No hubcaps included. One tire has a very, very slow leak. Battery should be replaced soon. Will not hold a charge more than a couple weeks without vehicle being started. Silver stripe on rear is cracking/fading on the top. Slight outline from the stickers of the StopWalkTalk and Bully Patrol are visible in certain light. This may buff out or may go away with cleaning and waxing. Window switch panel in driver's door has fallen in slightly.
Photos are of the actual vehicle. Inspection of the vehicle is welcomed.