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1978 Lincoln Mark V - Cartier Edition - Low Original Mileage - Estate Sale !!! on 2040-cars

US $5,500.00
Year:1978 Mileage:89600
Location:

Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada

Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada
Advertising:

ESTATE SALE

 

THIS IS THE CLASSIC YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR.  WELL LOOKED AFTER ESTATE UNIT READY TO FIND A NEW HOME.  THIS ONE HAS BEEN WELL LOOKED AFTER AND HAS ORIGINAL LOW MILEAGE (ONLY 89,000 KM WHICH IS EQUIVELANT OF APPROXIMATELY 50,000 ORIGINAL MILES).  THE INTERIOR IS IN GOURGEOUS CONDITION AND VERY LIMITED FLAWS ON THE EXTERIOR. 

 

Buy With Confidence - 100% Positive Feedback on score of 365 since 2003.  What we state in the listing is what you get - No Surprises or Disappointments !!!

 

DAMAGES

THERE IS A SMALL DENT ON THE FRONT DRIVER SIDE FENDER WHICH WILL COME OUT WITH PAINTLESS DENT REMOVAL.  THERE IS ALSO SOME SLIGHT REPAIR REQUIRED TO THE VINYL ROOF.  ONE AREA WAS TOUCHED UP AND WILL HAVE TO BE DONE PROFESSIONALLY AND THE OTHER AREA HAS SOME SLIGHT MARKINGS.  COUPLE HUNDRED FROM A CERTIFIED FIBRENEW REPAIR TECHNICIAN AND IT WILL LOOK LIKE NEW.  (PLEASE REVIEW PICTURES OF ALL DAMAGES ON THE VEHICLE)  THE INTERIOR IS IN GREAT CONDITION FOR THE YEAR.  NO DAMAGES TO NOTE.  THIS VEHICLE EXCEEDS AVERAGE CONDITION CONSIDERABLY.  THE CAR COMES WITH A RECENT SAFETY CERTIFICATION.  IT IS 100% ROAD WORTHY.  MUFFLER AND RESONATOR ARE LIKE NEW ON IT. 

 

FACTORY 8 Track

THE FACTORY 8 TRACK FUNCTIONS IN THIS VEHICLE AS DOES THE OTHER OPTIONS.  EVERYTHING IS FUNCTIONING.  CHECK OUT THE DOZENS OF CLASSIC 8 TRACKS THAT COME WITH VEHICLE.  TAKE A RIDE BACK TO THE LATE 70S AND 80S WITH THESE CLASSICS.

 

SHOULD YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE CALL US AT 250-861-8888.  VEHICLE IS LOCATED IN KELOWNA, BRITISH COLUMBIA.  IT IS ORIGINALLY FROM EDMONTON BUT SPENT MOST OF ITS LIFE AS A BC CAR.  THE WEATHER IN OUR AREA IS VERY MILD AND THE ROADS ARE IN GREAT CONDITION.  THIS CAR HAS NOT BEEN DRIVEN HARD AND HAS NOT EXPERIENCED ANY HARSH CONDITION.  THE VEHICLE HAS NEVER BEEN IN ANY ACCIDENTS.

 

TAXES

CANADIAN BUYERS WILL BE SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TAXES: 

- BC RESIDENTS - 12%

- REST OF CANADA WITH PROOF OF SHIPMENT OUT OF PROVINCE - 5%

- US RESIDENTS - 5% OR TAX FREE WITH PROOF OF EXPORT DOCUMENTATION

WE CAN HELP WITH SHIPPING AND EXPORTING AS WE ARE A CERTIFIED REMARKETING OUTLET.  WE HAVE HANDLED HUNDREDS OF USA TRANSACTIONS OVER THE YEARS AND HAVE REGULAR SHIPMENTS DOWN TO WASHINGTON STATE.  THERE WOULD BE NO ISSUES IMPORTING THIS VEHICLE AS IT IS AN AGED CAR AND THE IMPORT RULES ARE QUITE FLEXIBLE ON THESE OLDER CLASSICS.  USA BIDDERS PLEASE CHECK WITH YOUR LOCAL DMV TO FIND OUT WHAT THE IMPORT REGULATIONS ARE IN YOUR PARTICULAR STATE. 

 

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