August Osage County Movie Lincoln Town Car on 2040-cars
Sapulpa, Oklahoma, United States
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1989 Lincoln Town Used in the movie August -Osage county . Driven by Julia Roberts . Main family car in the movie . Ridden in by most of the cast including Meryll Streep .. Look at the photos ,, watch the movie ,, look at the back of the DVD jacket .. This is the car !!!!! The movie was filmed about 100 miles from where I live .. I purchased the car not far from there .
This is a very nice low mileage Lincoln Town Car as well . It has 74k original miles . And maint records since it was new .. Everything works and the A/C blows ice cold .. A very nice driving car !!! I have documentation ,, photos and a cast crew call from the movie . Please feel free to call /text with any questions . To 918-857-6723 . Car is sold as is where is with no warranty .. I can load it for shipping or you can drive it home !!!!! A 500 deposit is due at auctions end .. Vehicle must be picked up within 30 days when paid in full . I accept pay pal for deposit only !!! Cash in hand or certified funds for the balance ... Cashiers checks are good if they are good !!! |
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