2000 Lincoln Limousine (federal) on 2040-cars
Elkton, Kentucky, United States
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2000 Lincoln Limousine, currently being used at a funeral home. Car is in good condition. Leather seats are in good condition as well as the paint and vinyl top. There are no known mechanical issues with the vehicle. There is a spot of rust bubbled at the side door (not rusted through and not noticable.) We are up grading our fleet this being the reason for the sell. The vehicle has been garage kept and well maintained. This vehicle is for sale locally and will be removed if sold. Feel free to contact me if there are any questions. PLEASE, DO NOT call with a ridiculous offer. Shane 270-604-7175 |
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