2004 Lincoln Town Car Executive Limousine 4-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
Spring Hill, Florida, United States
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Hello up for auction is a 2004 Lincoln towncar limo it's the 5th door model which was built by Krystal limos has all Krystal electronics which all work great Limo was part of a limo fleet up until a month ago was entered into fleet at 11k miles so it's been in the family a while and has been babied and professionally maintained I would not hesitate to drive this limo anywhere in the world
Takes 45-50$ to fill tank and does 18-21mpg surprisingly good on gas Front and rear ac work perfect has fiber optic lights 10inch tv DVD player and laser in back window I just took limo out the othe night and had a great time with friends rides nice and very comfortable only issue with limo is speedometer I was told to replace cluster and that should solve it I use an iPad for gps and speed so it's not a big deal for me Limo has newer tires new serpentine belt new plugs and 2 new coil packs
has 3 compartments which hold ice and all drain perfect all windows work great and function as they should led lights on outside also light up and look awesome at night If you have any questions before bidding call me 727 858 9169 pics were just taken 5 days ago I'm a serious seller so please only serious buyers |
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