2005 Lincoln Town Car Limo, Low Miles, Excellant Condition With J Seat on 2040-cars
Warminster, Pennsylvania, United States
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I purchased this nice 2005 Lincoln Town Car Limo for my personal use about a year and a half ago and used it to entertain friends and business associates. It served my purposes well. It has a nice size TV in the privacy screen, a nice bar and mirrored mood lighting in the ceiling. It has the rear 3 seat configuration and the J seat so it seats 8 comfortably. But now I no longer have room to store it so it's time to sell. It runs and drives as it should and looks good. It does have a small scrape in the right rear quarter, Some chipping on the rear bumper and has had paint work as most limos have. The interior is in very good condition with some minor flaws that most people would not notice. I may be being too critical but a want the person that buys this car to be as happy as I am with it. Everyone I took out in this Limo thought it was great. It is a 2005 so you cannot expect it to be perfect, but it is a lot nicer than most limos I have seen out there. I think I am pricing this at a price that should make anyone happy to own this for whatever you want to use it for. My name is Tony and you can call me at 215-669-7161 |
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