2005 Lincoln Town Car 6 Passenger Limousine Debryan Coach Builders on 2040-cars
Newtown, Pennsylvania, United States
We are the second owner of this low mileage Lincoln Town Car Limousine. The first owner was a corporation and used if for the president of the company and it was custom built by Debryan Coach. Real wood and plush interior gives this coach a rich feel inside. It was used for our Limousine business but have to sell due to Pennsylvania law on age of Limousines. In PA Limos over 8 years of age cannot be used commercially. Our loss is your gain. The Coach must go for we cannot rent it by law. Full disclosure of any and all questions. Please if you do not intend to buy do not waste my time. This is not a new limousine so expect it to have small imperfections for a 10 year old car with over 100,000 miles on it. It is clean and perfect for smaller company that can use in their state. Pictures speak for it so good luck bidding and feel confident you can drive it anywhere to get home. Strong running Limousine.
On Jul-16-14 at 08:51:33 PDT, seller added the following information: RESERVE JUST LOWERED! RESERVE SET AT $8000.00. |
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