2008 Lincoln Town Car Stretch Executive Limousine on 2040-cars
Kosse, Texas, United States
Send me an email at: pilarpggoldklang@f1drivers.com .
We are selling our 2008 Lincoln Towncar Limousine 120" stretch. We purchased it directly from Executive Coach
Builders used with about 12,000 miles on it. We NEVER rented it and only used it for our executives.
The car is in EXCELLENT shape with only 16,827 miles.
The interior is "LIKE NEW" everything is perfect, no scratches, wear marks, scuffs, nothing. Even the wood on the
bar is in perfect condition. The top is in "LIKE NEW" condition. The seats are PERFECT.
The paint is in good condition with minor scratches that all limousines will have but it is shinny and looks great.
NO DENTS, etc on the car.
The engine RUNS GREAT. The A/C and heater, etc all work.
All the electronics work including: Interior lighting, Radio with DVD, Dual Video Screens, Touchscreen control
panel, Rear deck power outlets, the works...everything is "LIKE NEW"
Carpets are "LIKE NEW" in the front driver area and the back passenger area.
The seats are all "LIKE NEW" even the driver's seat (see pictures)
Comes with complete bar-ware set including decanters.
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