1975 Lincoln Mark Iv With 460 Engine 3 Owner on 2040-cars
Clinchco, Virginia, United States
Up for bid is a 1975 Lincoln Mark IV with a 460 Engine. This car is a third owner car. THIS CAR IS DRIVEN DAILY AND WILL BE DROVE UNTIL CONFIRMED SOLD SO THE MILEAGE WILL BE SLIGHTLY HIGHER WHEN PICKED UP THAN STATED HERE. Was originally owned by an Army Colonel who bought it new and was stored in a shed a lot then was sold at an estate sale to the next owner. Has new brake pads, rotors & calipers on the rear. New water pump, new fuel pump, new ignition switch(one key for doors and one for starting the car)new alternator and belt, New heater core, New Gas tank-new rubber fuel lines & sending unit. Car has had a complete tune-up. Also has New master cylinder, new shock, new carburetor, new Rag joint on the steering & new Pass. side power window motor. Hood and Trunk lid was changed by previous owner and has a slightly different color blue and some worn spots in paint. Does need A arm bushings on the front and do have new bushings with car just don't have time to change. Three days ago did have a power steering hose start leaking and do not have time to replace the hose. DOES HAVE AN ALMOST NEW VIYNEL TOP(was replaced about 5-7 years ago). Car runs and drives great. I drive it daily but need a four wheel drive and do not have the time I used to 2 be able to complete the restoration I started. No rips or tears in the interior, carpet could use cleaning. Power seats all work good, drivers side power window makes a noise when put all the way up but still works. Has an 8 track AM/FM radio(not sure if 8 track works don't have any to test it). Cruise works fine. Was inspected for a VA inspection sticker in September 2013. Mileage says 10467 but not for sure if its turned over one hundred thousand or not, does not have the extra number place? Car has good battery and all lights work. Tires are decent but could use replacing within the next 6 months. Over all great car ready to hop in and drive away. Item is SOLD AS IS WITH NO WARRANTY. Please ask all questions before biding. Good Luck & Happy Biding. LOW RESERVE!!!
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