1970 Lincoln Mark Iii Black On Black On Black Factory Sunroof Low Miles Leather on 2040-cars
Crown Point, Indiana, United States
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nice 1970 Lincoln mark III. black on black on black. factory sunroof. nice black leather interior. full power. am-fm cassette stereo. 460 v8. runs and drives great. working air conditioning. new fuel pump. new master cylinder. new exhaust the battery is less than 2 years old. very clean inside and out. beautiful under carriage (see pics) this comes with the factory original wheels. clean trunk with full carpeting, spare tire with jack and crow bar. runs drives starts and stops good. no reserve auction. the high bidder will be driving this classic home. please note: the fuel gage doesn't work. the right rear power window doesn't work. the rear view mirror is lose. minor corrosion below vinyl top molding's. minor corrosion at the bottom of the drivers side rear fender(see pic) minor corrosion in the front of the passenger rear fender(see pic) left front marker lens is cracked(bought a new one but can't find it right now will include if I find it) some chips and scratches. |
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