Rare 1978 Givenchy Edition Lincoln Mark V Dark Jade Green 460 V8 on 2040-cars
Florence, Kentucky, United States
RARE 1978 GIVENCHY EDITION Lincoln Mark V 82,212 original miles VIN: 8Y89A829917 Runs and drives great. Clear title. 460 V8 Engine – Automatic transmission This is the rare Givenchy Edition model with a rare paint
and interior color combination. Interior is in great condition. All original. This car has been kept in a barn for at least 10 years. Previous owner was a Ford employee for 47 years who just passed. We have
replaced the exhaust with a brand new Flowmaster system that sounds great. Oil changed. Brakes have been serviced, replaced brake lines. New rear shocks. New battery. We had our mechanic make sure this was a safe car to drive, will provide receipts. This Givenchy Edition Mark V will need new paint and a vinyl top. Paint is rough on the hood and roof. Other issues with the car : Power locks are not working. 8 track player,
radio, and speakers are not working. Tires will probably need replaced soon due to sitting for so long. Twin Comfort Lounge Seats upholstered in Dark Jade Natural
Grain Leather and Vinyl with unique embroidered Chamois accent straps. Chamois Pigskin Grain Front-Half Vinyl Roof. Midnight Jade Exterior Paint Turbine Style Spoke Cast Aluminum Wheels Chamois Premium Bodyside Molding Chamois Custom Paint/Tape Stripes Gold Givenchy Signature in Opera Window Gold tint power moon roof with sliding shade Original factory 8 track player and CB radio 4 wheel power disc
brakes, hideaway headlights, power steering, power locks, power windows,
power antenna, tilt steering, digital “miles to empty” readout, auto lamp/auto
dimming headlights. Shipping cost to be paid by buyer. I will gladly assist with
the shipping process. This car is a rare classic
that will only appreciate in
value! Let me know if you have any questions or would like more
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