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2003 Lincoln Limo 25,610 Miles, Garage Kept, Like New!!! on 2040-cars
US $27,500.00
Year:2003
Mileage:25610
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This limo has ONLY 25,610 miles and has been up to date on all of its maintenance. Has new tires and brakes recently replaced. New sound system recently installed as shown in pictures. Has been garage kept since new. Has been used only for personal use, no commercial. Non smoking. Perfect condition inside and out. Leather seats in perfect condition, no dings or scratches on outside. No history of wrecks. 2 small t.v./video screens in interior. Asking price is $27,500.00 or best offer. Wanting to sell soon since moving and won't really have any use for it. Will accept cash, cashier's check
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