1978 Lincoln Continental Town Coupe Super Low Mile Original on 2040-cars
Weirton, West Virginia, United States
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I'm helping a friend sell this 1978 Lincoln Town Coupe. It belonged to her husband who passed away. He was the original owner, the original bill of sale is included. This car has just under 13,725 original miles. It has always been garage kept and is completely RUST FREE. Beautiful Tan paint/vinyl top on Tan leather interior (The actual color is called Light Champagne). The Interior is in perfect condition. The rear seat belts still have the factory plastic sleeves on them. It is equipped with the factory AM-FM-8 Track player and a few 8 track tapes are included. The trunk is spotless. The exterior is excellent, way above average, but not perfect.There are a couple of waves in the hood, as if someone had laid something on it, but I just couldn't seem to be able to get them to show in the photos. There is a shallow ding in the drivers door.(see picture) I would say that both of these issues could be easily remedied with the "paintless dent removal" techniques that are commonly used. I found a touch up mark that was made with a brush on the passenger quarter panel above the wheel opening.(you can just make it out in the picture.) Other than that the original paint is in excellent condition. A good detailing would make this a fantastic car. The front bumper has a few scratches and there would likely be some very light pitting in the front and rear bumpers after they are polished but I don't feel they warrant rechroming. The car sat unused for a few years but all it needed was fresh gas and a battery and it now purrs like a kitten. We gave it a quick cleaning but, as I mentioned, a good detailing would go a long way. The last Lincoln that was in this condition range sold for over $20,000 on Ebay. This one is starting at a very reasonable $7500 with NO RESERVE. The succesful bidder should send a $500 PayPal deposit within 24 hours. The balance can be paid by cash, certified bank check or a bank transfer. IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED WITH THIS VEHICLE ON PICK-UP, YOUR PURCHASE PRICE WILL BE REFUNDED. You can drive it home or we will work with YOUR SHIPPER.
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