1990 Lincoln Mark Vii Lsc Sedan 2-door 5.0l 80k Original Miles on 2040-cars
Aurora, Colorado, United States
This auction is for a 1990 Lincoln Mark VII LSC. Vehicle is Black with Titanium leather. Just over 80k original miles. Garage kept. Comes with power everything including ASC moonroof which was a $2000 option in 1990. Factory 5.0 HO motor with AOD 4 speed automatic. Same powertrain as 1987-1993 Mustang GT models. Several new parts have been installed within the last year. Air suspension has been converted to shocks and springs from Suncore out of Pompano Beach, Florida. Air conditioning has been converted to R-134A. New Kenwood stereo with CD player. Factory head unit is included if requested. New rotors and pads on front and rear. New Bridgestone Turanza 80,000 mile warranty tires. Vehicle owner works in the automotive industry and all parts have been installed by ASE certified technicians and all parts have a lifetime warranty. This vehicle is in great shape for its age, please note in front end photo the hood is open and hood is not damaged. Please feel free to contact with any questions. Reasonable offers accepted. Thanks for looking.
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