1997 (8-10 Pass) Lincoln Limousine 96k Original Miles & New 18 Inch Wheels/tires on 2040-cars
Davidson, North Carolina, United States
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NOT A DEALER.......Turn key ready to go 8-10 passenger 1997 Lincoln Town Car Limousine with a mere 96,367 miles on it.
Brand New 18 inch Dropstar wheels with the proper wheel load and proper weight load tires to prevent premature failure. Just recently: Tuned up, gear oil in rear differential changed, and complete coolant/anti freeze flush as part of regular preventive maintenance. Oil changed every 5k miles. BRAND NEW: A/C compressor (Blows ice cold) Intake Manifold replaced as part of preventive maintenance Because that was the yr Lincoln used plastic around thermostat neck on the intake manifold and they are prone to crack and leak out coolant/anti freeze. So I replaced the intake manifold before it cracked. NEW STEREO in back of limousine with Cable to hook up cell phone for music. ALSO: 4 Brand new heavy duty shocks and rides smoooooth. 3 ice beverage coolers in back and ALL lighting works. EVERYTHING works on this limousine....INCLUDING the automatic load leveler rear suspension system THAT IS A VINYL WRAP on the exterior of vehicle. You can either leave it on the limousine, remove it, or put a different one on it and make some $$$ YOU ARE GETTING A DEAL for what I am selling this limousine for. The wheels/tires alone were $2k. PERFECT ebay rating, bid with confidence and ENJOY! |
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