1979 Lincoln Mark V Cartier Edition on 2040-cars
Dresden, Ohio, United States
Up for sale is a 1979 Lincoln Continental Mark V with only 83,700 miles. This is the last year for the full size Lincoln. This vehicle comes with a 400 c.i. V8 and a three speed automatic transmission. Runs and drives very well. This Mark V came from the factory with power steering, four wheel disc brakes, aluminum wheels, leather interior, power seats with tilt, power windows, air conditioning (needs charged), tilt wheel, AM/FM eight track player. The vehicle has a full size spare, jack, and spare tire cover. The interior of the car is very good, but the door panels have some wear on the armrests. There are some minor cosmetic flaws in the paint. Nothing more than a chip here and there. The only reason I am selling this car is due to loss of storage. Payment due within 48 hours of end of auction of $300 nonrefundable deposit through paypal. Remainder due in cash on pickup of car. In the event you want the car shipped, bank transfer will be accepted. All charges and arrangements must be made by you. I will assist in loading. Because I value my Ebay feedback, I strongly advise that you or a trusted friend or appraiser view the car previous to purchase. Any questions, call 740-622-1700 or cell 740-624-6998.
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