1987 Ghost White Lincoln Town Car Signature Sedan 4-door 5.0l on 2040-cars
Port Jervis, New York, United States
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This is a one of a kind find. A 1987 Ghost White Lincoln Town Car , 5.0 liter , with 41,800 original miles. Almost all original parts. New muffler New tires, still have blue on the white walls. this car was from Fla. Was and still is garage kept. It has the towing package which was never used. It has a bug shield which kept car hood from being chipped by rocks and bugs. Electric tow brakes controls inside. Back seat never used. Old couple bought it when he was 75 yrs old , and stopped driving when he was 78yrs old. The car was kept under a cover in a garage untill he was 95yrs old . At that point he sold it to me. I had it on the road in 2008 the gas went to 4 dollars/gal i took off road put back in garage and put a 4 cylinder on road. Nicest ride i ever had . If your old enough you might remember the front 1/4 windows also has a outside thermometer on driver side mirror. the glove box door is warped might get new one before its sold. Only selling it because my son graduates in June and will use the money to travel around USA. He was given this car for his 16th birthday but never used it. If it is not sold it will remain in my garage. So dont miss out on this treasure. Can be used as a limo Was used in a couple parades.
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