Old police car with very rude word written on bonnet being flogged
A fake police car with the word 'penis' written on it is now available to buy on Facebook.
People trying to sell wacky and wonderful things typically head to Facebook Marketplace, and now they can find the police car there as well.
It's a fittingly unique item for the online sales platform.
The seller listed it as a fake police car with an unusual design element, that you might not have seen previously on official vehicles.
The 2001 Mercedes-Benz E320 CDI is being sold for £2,500, with a large ‘penis’ sign stuck on the bonnet and rear
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The advert reads: "THIS IS NOT NOR NEVER WAS A POLICE CAR!
The Mercedes-Benz e320 cdi, from 2001, features blue and green chequered decals resembling a police car (Anthony Barrett/BPM)"It was built for a charity rally. We drove her round Europe a few thousand miles and she never missed a beat. We used false plates so she was never taxed or motd.
"We did do the brakes, changed rear shocks and springs and wheel bearing etc.
“She will need a good going over to make sure she’s safe for road use.
"You can sit in the outside lane on the motorway and everyone literally moves out of your way without the need for lights.”
They added: "No tax no MOT. No you can't take your mom to Aldi in it.
The car was listed seven weeks ago, but does not appear to have been sold yet (Anthony Barrett/ Facebook)“No you can't drive it home. No you can't use the lights.
"No you can't use the sirens.
"No you can't arrest your mate. No you can't do illegal things in it.
"No it's not offensive."
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It goes on: “No it's not illegal. No it's not LGBGTZCXYABC. No I don't care about your opinion."
The car was listed seven weeks ago, but does not appear to have been sold yet.
If you’re keen, you can check out the listing for the car, which is located in Walsall, West Midlands, here.
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