1996 Lincoln Town Car Signature Sedan 4-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
West Palm Beach, Florida, United States
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1996 Lincoln Town Car. Willow Green Pearl with Light Gray leather interior. Shiny paint and clean interior. Service on the car was just done. The Car has and a new battery, new spark plugs, a new air filter, and a fresh oil change . The Car runs great and drives nice. A power full V-8 motor gives this car strong pickup and it cruises on the highway. Car is the top of the line Signature Series model with all the power options offered for that year car. This car has a digital dash, steering wheel controls, JBL stereo and power driver and passenger seat. Has a full size spare tire with matching wheel. The a/c is cold. This is a nice inexpensive and reliable luxury car. The car is in very nice condition overall. It is a used car and has some signs of wear consistent with the year and mileage of the car. For sale by a small independent dealer so there are no dealer fees to purchase this car. Local Buyers are welcome to view the car in person. Buyer is responsible for only the price of the car, the tax and the title fee. All reasonable offers will be considered. Terms of Sale: The Buyer will make payment of purchase price in full within 2 days of purchase OR the Buyer will pay a $200.00 deposit within 2 days of purchase and pay the remaining balance of the purchase price within 7 days of purchase. Buyer is required to pay Florida sales tax and the title transfer fee at the time of purchase. If Buyer is in Florida the Seller can assist in having the car registered as well for an additional fee. If the $200.00 deposit is not made within the 2 days of purchase as required the transaction will become void and the car can be relisted for sale. If the deposit is made but the balance of the purchase price of the car remains unpaid for after 7 days from the date of purchase there will be a storage fee of $25 per day on the car for each day thereafter. If the car remains unpaid for more than 11 days from the date of purchase the transaction will be void and buyer will not receive a refund of their deposit. Buyer must pick up the car or arrange for shipping within 7 days of purchase. Seller can assist with shipping if requested. The car is sold as is, where is and without any warranty. By purchasing this car using the Buy It Now option or submitting an offer to purchase this car you are agreeing to the Terms of Sale. |
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