1988 Lincoln Town Car Base Sedan 4-door 5.0l on 2040-cars
Collegeville, Pennsylvania, United States
Hi, I am selling my 1988 Lincoln Town Car with 69,500 miles
on it. It is a Royal Blue with a dark
blue cloth interior and a dark blue vinyl top with wire wheel hubcaps.
It has power windows, locks, mirrors, power driver’s seat, power antenna, rear
defroster, heated mirrors, intermittent wipers, dual exhaust and a premium sound JVC tape
deck. The car runs strong and doesn’t
leak a drop. Garage kept and well
maintained. 4 newer tires, newer brakes, front wheel bearings, alignment, recent oil change and transmission flush, 4 new window motors, rear diff was serviced, new windshield and newer belts and hoses. Also the A/C system was converted to 134A in June 2013. Inspected in PA thru 6/2014 and always kept up with services. Thanks for looking and let me know if you
have any questions that I can answer for you.
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