2000 Lincoln Ls--v8 3.9l Engine--needs Work, But Well Worth It--very Clean on 2040-cars
Mount Holly, New Jersey, United States
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This 2000 Lincoln LS has 123K miles, and it's very clean inside and out. The interior is in excellent condition, showing minimal wear and tear. The seats, dash, carpet are in great shape. The exterior has a few scuffs and scratches, but is still in very good condition. The paint cleans up very nicely. This car is a head-turner. Please view the pics closely. The car will need some work. The car runs and drives, and the transmission shifts perfectly, but the car does run very rough. The mechanic said the catalytic convertor is clogged. The engine still has good power, but not sure how long this will last. The car is currently at the shop, but the owner opted not to repair it since he seldom drives it. So I'm selling it on his behalf. Please ask questions and address your concerns before you submit your offer. Again, the car needs work, but just view the blue-book value of this car, and you will see that it's worth fixing. Thanks and Good Luck! |
Lincoln LS for Sale
2001 lincoln ls base sedan 4-door 3.0l(US $6,500.00)
2002 lincoln ls base sedan 4-door 3.9l
2000 lincoln ls--v8 3.9l engine--needs minor work, but worth it--very clean(US $2,999.99)
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4 dr sedan automatic gasoline 3.9l 8 cyl black
This is a nice car for someone looking for a good safe ride, was the wifes
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