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1997 Lincoln Town Car- One Owner 120" Stretch Limousine on 2040-cars

US $6,950.00
Year:1997 Mileage:177555 Color:
Location:

Garland, Texas, United States

Garland, Texas, United States

 Stretched by Krystal Coach in Brea California, this white on grey 1997 Lincoln 120" ten passenger Town Car has had only one owner. Due to weight limits when it was built, this car offers a "chauffer's box" in place of the front passenger seat, divided privacy panel between chauffer and passengers, full bar set up including three decanters, eight champagne glasses and ten short rock whisky tumblers, two ice chests and two champagne buckets, trash receptacle and tissue holder. Two way intercom system allows private directions to the driver with hand-held receivers. Television, video cassette player, rear stereo system and speakers round out the entertainment package. A "starlight" fiber optic interior headliner and bar lighting as well as a full sun roof shows off this beautiful interior.
This car was used in a local limousine service since it was new and was just recently removed from service. Meticulously maintained bumper to bumper, this car boast an impressively (by industry standards) low mileage of 177,555 miles and has never needed any major powertrain repair.
The only damage from a recent hailstorm seems to be the vinyl top. Replace the top and a few exterior "opera side lights" and you have a beautiful money maker anyone would enjoy driving.

We are very small family owned dealer and we have this vehicle on a consignment sale for the original owner. We are a phone call away from the seller if you need more info about this car.

Cash in person or cashier check( Title transfer work will be completed once cashier check clears with our local bank account). Texas buyers will be charged sale price, TT+L, $100 Doc. fee and Special inventory tax ( 0.002176)

Out of State buyer will be charged sale price+ $100 Doc fee+ Special inventory Tax (0.002176)

Ebay buyer must provide shipping or transport of this vehicle

Vehicle is sold AS-IS with no warranties. We carry a 100% Customer satisfaction and that means we highly recommend that interested buyer must inspect and test drive our vehicle before signing paper work. Vehicle is listed locally and we have the right to end listing prior to end date.

Thanks and have  a great day. For more info please call us local at (214) 663-7225


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