2007 Lincoln Town Car Signature Limited Sedan 4-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
Medford, Oregon, United States
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Selling my Mother's 2007 Lincoln Town Car Signature Limited. Low and well maintained miles. Replaced tires at 36K with Michelin's best passenger car tire - Defenders 90k tires. Rotated every 5k. Dealer serviced regularly. Bought from a Lincoln Dealer in Houston TX but car lived in San Diego until our recent move to Southern Oregon. Runs and drives perfect. We are non-smokers. If you are looking for a nice Lincoln and are ok with some minor cosmetic damage to the bumpers than this will be a great car for you.
Please see photo's for front and rear bumper damage. Other than that and normal wear of a car this age, this Lincoln is in great shape. Contrary to AutoCheck Vehicle Report, we are the second owners. The accidents were not with other vehicles but rather with parking lot scrapes. Low reserve to cover cosmetic damage. We reserve the right to remove this listing if the car is sold locally. |
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