1988 Lincoln Town Car Signature Sedan 4-door 5.0l Special Edition on 2040-cars
Dandridge, Tennessee, United States
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This Special edition 1988 Lincoln towncar signature series is a rare find in this very good condition. This was grandma and grandpas rarely driven goin to church on sunday transportation. It has only 126000 easy driven miles on it. the body has almost no scratches on it. The interior is near perfect. The motor and tranny runs like new. Car rides and handles like it should. you will be hard pressed to find a nicer one...AND the special edition features are as follows...how do I know...I have the original window sticker..list price in 1988 was almost $33000.00..wow...features: silver frost exterior paint, Dark currant red carriage roof, wire spoke wheels, Leather wrapped steering wheel, titanium leather seats w cabernet accents, unique body side accent stripes, electronic instrument panel, anti-theft alarm system, power glass moonroof, Dual exhaust, traction-lok axle, and body side protection moldings..$5056.00 in special features alone...
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