1994 Lincoln Towncar Signature Series on 2040-cars
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
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Up for auction is a 1994 Lincoln Towncar Signature Series. 171,000 miles. The previous owners were an older couple who drove it back and forth from Florida each year. The exterior of this Towncar is in very nice condition. Some small imperfections on very close inspection. Back tires look close to new, fronts have some wear but still lots of life left. Interior is in excellent condition. Look at the pictures, they were just taken. Front drivers seat shows some light wear but overall the seats are in excellent condition. Door panels, dash, headliner carpet all in great condition. This Lincoln drives strong and smooth. Runs great. Windows all work good, door locks are not presently working. Air blows cool. It will need topped off before the summer months. Like I said the pictures were just taken, no surprises. Cracks in windshield. Not an issue to drive. Just had this at my mechanic. The only thing this Lincoln needs for inspection is the windshield. Nice solid good looking car. Bid with confidence, if you are the winning bidder and come you pick it up and it isn't as advertised then no obligation to buy. If you are local and want to come by and check it out or have any questions just shoot me an email. Thanks for your interest.
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