2002 - Lincoln Blackwood on 2040-cars
West Somerset, Kentucky, United States
2002 Lincoln Blackwood with only 67,000 miles. This is a non-smoking, non-pet hauling, two owner truck that has been very well maintained and is ready for its next owner.This truck stands out in a crowd and gets a lot of attention. There were only a total of 3500 of these trucks made for both the United States and Mexico, so you won’t see another one like it for miles around! Fully loaded (except for the GPS option), this truck has dual heated/cooled seats in the front, and individual buckets in the back with a large console in between. All leather is in very good condition with no tears or burn marks. All power features work: seats, windows, sunroof, dual stereo controls, climate control, and so forth. One of the main features of this truck is the power lid which covers the trunk/bed along with the neon lighting inside the bed which illuminates when it is open. A great feature of this truck is the "barn door" style door to the bed. It is so easy to open and to load items into- no tail gate to have to reach over! The truck has the following additional items: Gibson stainless steel cat-back exhaust (similar to factory, not loud and obnoxious), remote start – great for those hot or cold days, and an I-pod interface so that you can hook up and play your I-pod through the factory stereo. All items were professionally installed. This truck has been very well maintained and literally needs nothing except a new owner. I have receipts for all maintenance that I have done personally or been performed by a professional shop. Items serviced in the past year are BF Goodrich tires, front & rear; rear brakes, all 4 shocks, new battery in the past month. Fluid maintenance is also up to date and Valvoline Synthetic oil has been changed every 4K miles. The carpets are in great condition- both inside the cab and in the bed- as they have always been protected. Weather Tech rubber mats are included along with the original carpet floor mats. Also included are TWO Lincoln factory key fobs and TWO remote starter key fobs and the owner’s manual.The body is in very good condition with no rust or dents.
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