1998 Lincoln Town Car Executive Limousine 4-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
Fayetteville, North Carolina, United States
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I’m currently serving in the US Army. Few months ago I decided to get out with a plan of opening my own business- a limo service. I bought this car from a car dealer who bought on auction from an insurance company. The limo was involved in a car accident. The previous owner claimed a total loss on this car to get his insurance money. After I bought it I sent it to a professional body work shop to fix it. They replaced a front bumper, grille, passanger side front bumper and the front lights. The driver side fender was fixed. The engine was not damaged at all. Even the radiator stayed original. The windshield is cracked and will have to be replaced (since I decided to stay in the Army for couple more years I didn’t want to invest any more money in it. You could probably claim it on your insurance) One of the alternator’s pulley make noise sometimes (especially right after you start the car) so this issue will have to be addressed. Car runs and drives very well although I didn’t drive it for more than 50 miles. Considering the age of this car the mileage on it is very low. In scale from 1 to 5 I’ll give the body- 4, interior-4, leather top cover-5, suspension-4, engine and tranny-5. AC blows cold. The leather seats are in very good condition considering the age. Some of the wood trim inside should be refurbished. The tires will make another few thousand miles but could be replaced in the near future. All the lights work. There is a missing trim above the RR wheel (see the picture). The car was not abused and overall is pretty clean. Some cosmetic issues, typical for this age. Couple of minor scratches (see the pictures). The car is registered and insured. I have a title and it’s a North Caroline salvage rebuilt title. There is no reserve on this auction but the limo is advertised locally as well, so I reserve the right to cancel this auction at any point of time. The car will be sold as is. It will make a great buy for someone who wants to start a limo service without investing a big money into it. I will sell it internationally but the potential buyer will cover all costs associated with shipping it abroad. If you want to inspect it physically just let me know and we will arrange the meeting. The cost of shipping the car to another State will be covered by the buyer. Please don’t hesitate to ask me any questions about the condition of this car. I will answer them all to the best of my knowledge. Good luck. |
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