Immacilant 1996 Lincoln Town Car Excellant Cond 66,000 Orig Miles Two Owner on 2040-cars
Coachella, California, United States
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this lincoln town car is in excellant cond two owner car and very low miles 66,000 original it has had real care and maintance on it all its life and garage all a time somebody out there will be very happy with this car and it has the 4.6 motor it get around 17 miles to the gallon to 20 miles a gallon fully loaded has everythin g bells and whistles; never any acci edents and no tears in inteiour and a excellant car fax report on it to in was in palm desert and rancho mirage desert ares all its life calif
On Nov-15-13 at 19:07:41 PST, seller added the following information: you wont be dissappointed with this car |
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