World's Biggest Collection of Ford Crown Victorias

author: FutureCar Staff    

The Ford Crown Victoria is a durable car that can be easily repaired and driven for a long time. However, it may seem like there are no nice Crown Victorias left on the road. Fortunately, there is one person in Central New York who has a remarkable collection of these cars.

Meet Mike, the owner of several warehouses in Corning, New York. His collection includes low-mileage Crown Victorias from the first production year in 1998 to the last in 2012. These cars represent the best of the Crown Victorias, which are known as the last true American sedan with a body-on-frame design. Mike's collection includes various models, such as P71 and P7B Police Interceptors, as well as civilian-grade LX models with rare digital dashboards.

If you have been searching for the nicest and cleanest Crown Vics online without any luck, it's probably because Mike already has them. His collection includes cars from different states across the country, and his inventory is so vast that one garage can only hold a small fraction of it. Crown Victorias can be seen gathered outside the warehouses, giving the impression of a nature documentary.

Aside from Crown Victorias, Mike's collection also includes a few Dodge Charger Pursuit cars. The value of such an extensive collection is difficult to determine. While you can buy a worn-out Crown Vic for a low price, the ultra-low-mileage, well-preserved examples in Mike's collection can easily fetch prices ranging from $15,000 to $20,000 or even more for special editions.

Considering the scale of Mike's collection, it wouldn't be surprising if it was valued at over $1 million. Each Crown Vic in his garage is a treasure on its own. To learn more about Mike's collection, check out his interview with Limited Edition Motorcars below.

FutureCar Staff