Lincoin Town Car on 2040-cars
Roanoke, Alabama, United States
2000 LINCOLN TOWN CAR CARTIER WITH MOONROOF. THIS IS A VERY WELL CARED FOR , LOW MILE , NON SMOKER , ACCIDENT FREE , RUST FREE AND GARAGE KEPT LINCOLN CARTIER .. THE VEHICLE RUNS AND DRIVES SUPER SMOOTH AND IT IS VERY TIGHT AND RESPONSIVE. THE CAR HAS NO SUN DAMAGE OR FADING .. MOONROOF , CD SIX CHANGER , CHROME WHEELS , ALPINE SYSTEM , HEATED SEATS AND MORE GO WITH THE CARTIER PACKAGE .. THIS ONE HAS ALL OPTIONS .. INTERIOR IS EXTRA CLEAN AND ALL THE FEATURES ARE IN PROPER WORKING CONDITION.. THIS IS TRULY ONE OF THE CLEANEST AROUND . THE CAR IS JUST ABOUT SHOWROOM CONDITION WITH NO DENTS OR SCRACHES AT ALL .. A REAL DIAMOND .. .. THIS IS A VERY LOW MILEAGE ( 077691.7 ) LINCOLN. IF YOU WANT A NICE CLEAN VEHICLE WITH NO MECANICAL ISSUES AT A GREAT PRICE THEN YOU JUST FOUND IT ...
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