1988 Lincoln Mark Vii - One Owner- 43,000 Original Miles on 2040-cars
Staten Island, New York, United States
Up for consideration is a 1988 Lincoln Mark VII . I am listing this car for my friends parents. They are the original owners of this car, which has only 43,528 original miles. This car is in very nice shape for it's age, but it is not perfect. It has been garage kept for almost all its life, with the exception of the last three years. The owners just don't use it any longer, but continue to pay for the insurance and registration, and inspections. For starters the car runs and drives great. Tires are in great shape and the battery is new. The car has a large scratch and small dent on the trunk lid, & the exhaust is a bit loud, sounds like there may be a hole starting to develop. The paint and interior of the car are in very nice condition, but need to be cleaned. All the paint is original with the exception of the right front fender, which I was told was painted back in the 90's. I had my 11yr old son wash and vacuum the car for the pictures. No detailing, waxing or cleaning was done to present it any better. This car comes with every option available on the Mark VII, including the rare digital dash. Folks this is a nice car, which can be seen anytime during the auction for inspection. The owners live a few blocks from me, and you are welcome to speak with them after looking at the car, to discuss any questions you might have that I cannot answer. You can even see the original window sticker, which they still have in a glass frame on the wall. I believe they also have a new set of original mats that go with the car. |
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