Lincoln Vehicle Has 120 Stretch Limousine Us Coachworks on 2040-cars
Chesterland, Ohio, United States
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This is a white 120 stretch Lincoln, Company owned since 2003. We Have Complete service records since we bought it with 70,000 miles. Present mileage is 180,200.00. The Limousine is still currently in service, still making Money. We have been in business since April of 2001. We are just tired and ready to start liquidating the complete business. We have 1 Bus remaining which is a 26 passenger rated Limousine bus on a 5500 Chevy Cab, gas engine. . The Limousine has a black leather interior, Corporate mood lighting, bar lighting, and mini cooler storage for ice and Miscl. between two corner TVs on the Passenger Long side of the limousine. For further inquires feel free to contact the Owner at 440-729-5800
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