05 Town Car Exec L Black On Black Runs And Looks Good. on 2040-cars
Kerhonkson, New York, United States
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2005 LINCOLN TOWN CAR EXECUTIVE L I'm selling this car because we are upgrading to new vehicles. It was bought new by a company about an hour from Newark NJ. and they ran it for the first 250k miles. I purchased it from them and it has been used mostly for airports and we are located 2 hours north of NYC so most of the mileage is highway. The car has some minor dents as seen in the pictures but is in good condition for the year and mileage. It shows very nicely. The interior is in good shape with little wear. It is an L model so there is extra rear legroom as well as radio controls and front passenger seat control in the rear. Mechanically it's in good condition. It has been off the road for about 6 weeks. the brakes are good but have some surface rust. The engine runs great and the tranny shifted smooth when it was in service.(it should still but is unregistered so I can't test drive at highway speed) The only thing I've noticed is the steering is a little tight. I oiled the steering knuckles and it got better, however there is a recall on them that I have not had done that Ford will do for free. I think that will fix the slight tightness. Front tires are snows with about 50% or better on them. The rears are new with only about 2k miles on. This car could be put on the road tomorrow for use, but I would recommend scheduling the recall as soon as possible. |
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