1982 Lincoln Continental 51,000 Original Miles on 2040-cars
Amarillo, Texas, United States
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1982 Licoln Continental. 51,000 original 1 owner miles. This car has had 150 miles put on it since 1996. Last State Inspection sticker was in February 2001. Beautiful condition. Had new michelin tires put on car and then parked for 12 years. I have 4 new Vogue tires on order for it and they will be on the car when you get it. A/C blows cold and is still on R-12. Cruise and all accessories work as designed. Door pad code works locks and trunk. Window sticker and all sorts of documentation included with sale. You will be the second registered owner. I have the original title in hand. This car is very striking in person. Absolutely beautiful. It may have a scratch or so but nothing that detracts from the overall appearance. Interior is absolutely gorgeous. Loaded, Loaded, Loaded. I hate to say this is the nicest 1982 Lincoln out there, but it would take an exceptional car to be nicer than this one. Fly in and drive home in style. I bet someone will try to buy it before you get home. No warranty expressed or implied. Description is my take on it. You may or may not have less or more expectations personally. I know that whomever gets this car will be a happy camper. Bid often and only bid what you can afford to pay. Thanks and God bless. Barney |
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