Must Sell 2001 Lincoln Continental on 2040-cars
United States
NO RESERVE- MUST SELL DUE TO INSURANCE ENDING AT END OF THE MONTH. FIRST BID BUYS IT. 194K I HAVE OWNED IT FOR 6 YEARS.I HAD THE AIR SUSPENSION REPLACED 3 YEARS AGO DUE TO LEAKING RR AIR PILLOW.STILL RIDES LIKE A LINCOLN. HAS A FACTORY 5 CD PLAYER IN TRUNK.IT HAS ITS LITTLE SCRATHES HERE AND THERE.CAR RUNS GREAT.A $250 NON REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT IS REQUIRED AT END OF AUCTION. ANY BIDDERS WITH LESS THAN 10 FEEDBACKS PLEASE MUST CALL FIRST OR WILL BE CANCELED AND BLOCKED FROM BIDDING.ANY QUESTIONS CALL RICHIE 917-217-4182
On Jan-21-14 at 09:27:39 PST, seller added the following information: THIS CAR IS IN GOOD/FAIR CONDITION. BEING 13 YEARS OLD THIS CAR IS BEING SOLD AS IS WITH NO WARRANTY. THE CAR WAS SOLD FOR $2,500 2 MONTHS AG0 BUT THE BUYER WAS UNABLE TO COME UP WITH THE BALANCE AFTER THE DEPOSIT.THE AIR SUSPENSION WAS REPLACED WITH A SHOCK, SPRING SUSPENSION. THE HEADLINER IS HANGING A LITTLE ALONG THE BACK WINDOW.I AM TOLD IT IS NOT AN EXPENSIVE REPAIR. THE CAR HAS OVER 194,000 MILES ON IT AND STILL STARTS RIGHT UP. THE PHOTOS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. THE TIRES COST MORE THAN WHAT I AM ASKING AS THE STARTING PRICE. THE NOSE ALONE (HOOD,FENDERS,BUMPER,GRILL)) IS WORTH OVER $2,000 AGAIN THE INSURANCE ENDS AT THE MONTH. I HAVE TO MANY VEHICLES, THIS IS A BARGAIN!!! GOOD LUCK!!!!!! . |
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