1998 Lincoln Mark Viii Lsc Sedan 2-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
Reynoldsburg, Ohio, United States
You are bidding on this really sharp 1998 Lincoln Town Car MarkVIII. It has high miles, but the only affect this has on the vehicle is it gets you the car you have been wanting for a nice summer drive for a lot cheaper than what they usually go for. This thing has a lot of life left in it. It functions perfectly. Mechanically this car is really sound. It starts right up and can drive across the country if you need it to. These vehicles are designed to last and perform. This car suggests premium gasoline, so it does not gets surprisingly great Gas Mileage. I drove this from Cincinnati to Columbus Ohio for less than $40 in Gas. Let me explain how this car ended up in my possesion... My uncle owns a used car lot. I am a member of his dealership and like to sell cars on the side for a little bit of supplemental income. I have access to dealer only auctions and that's where I get these vehicles. I purchased this car from Manheim Cincinnati. I had absolutely no trouble with the vehicle driving the distance. This is probably because I only buy cars that are "Auction Guaranteed" This is in reference to the powertrain of the vehicle. (engine and transmission). I really enjoy road trips, so I would be willing to drive this car to the winning bidder for a fee a lot less than what it costs to ship vehicles these days. I got this for me to simply flip. I got a good deal and am willing to sell it cheap. I simply just want to sell it and sell it without reserve. hopefully someone can enjoy it for what it is. a very cheap but reliable classic that is discontinued. You never see these on the road. You can tell it has mechanically been well taken care of. Everything works, but The A/C blows warm air. However; the first thing I did was have my Mechanic look it over and change the oil check fluids etc etc. The tires look to be with good life left on them, but I would do an alignment and rotation, because there is a slightly annoying shake at or around 55 mph. There are no signs of this being a smoker's car. Really this thing is ready to just be picked up and driven. Please keep in mind this is an 17 year old car that was clearly garage kept. When you think of this, you can actually feel very good how well the overall shape of the vehicle is. There are no gaps between fender and hood and such things (meaning no real evidence of any body damage in its life). The four rims sparkle and all match. There are not even minor blemishes on the body. The stereo is aftermarket and works perfectly. Actually has a cool design It has AUX and USB inputs. Please bid confidently. I have 100% feedback and try my best to describe the vehicles. Any specific questions I will gladly answer. call email or text 614-271-0330
There are a few points I have to disclose. 1.The driver's side door does not open from the outside. The door handle exists but a latch from the inside seems to be unhooked. 2. There is a tear in the driver's side visor. 3. The glove compartment is missing, the panel underneath the steering wheel is missing exposing the wires (nothing dangerous or unhooked, just an eye soar if you look down. 4. The chrome trimming around the ignition area is missing
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