2006 Lincoln Town Car Executive L Sedan 4-door 07 08 09 Clean Black No Reserve on 2040-cars
Parlin, New Jersey, United States
Lincoln Towncar L-Series 2006 Black Exterior / Black Interior
421,750 Miles
You are bidding for an L-series Lincoln Towncar which is very clean inside out, and everything works in this car. Only Left driver door arm rest broken (as shown in photo) and a Minor Fender bender (Front left fender was replaced 2 years ago). This car is still part of our fleet and has no issues. This beautiful car looks new and has 4 new tires. Oil Change is done every 3000 miles no mechanical problem, smoke free car and runs smooth. This car has an additional 6 inches legroom in the back seating area.
It has about 421k miles on it. This vehicle is ideal for the use of Livery, TLC, Taxi, Limo or private car service. You can adjust the gas pedal for your own comfort of reach. It is a well maintained car that runs very smooth with no problems. Call Ron at 732-910-1191 if you have any questions! ((((Please Bid Only If you are intended to Buy)))) |
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