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1997 Lincoln Town Car Stretch Limo Limousine on 2040-cars

US $3,999.00
Year:1997 Mileage:132000
Location:

Normal, Illinois, United States

Normal, Illinois, United States

This limo was purchased for a weeklong bachelor party last month. I searched high and low for an older limousine that had a good engine that could hold 10-11 people. I found this one on the north side of Chicago, donated to a church by a man who originally wanted to ship it to Romania. We put 500 miles on the car with 11 people in it, no problem. Tires, brakes, transmission, engine, steering all work as they should. Not sure about the engine history but it's very clean and appears to have some work done to it recently as several parts look very new (see pictures). I have a clear Illinois title in hand, although I did find some rebuilt history in another state when looking up the VIN. Interior is in good shape, power windows, power locks, power sunroof all work. Air and heat work. The car came from California so rust is not an issue. Send along any questions and I'll answer them honestly and quickly. If you're looking for a cheaper good running old limo, you found it. Car is currently located in Bloomington, IL but I would consider delivering within 200 miles. 

EDIT: eBay is making me list this car as having a salvage title. It looks like from the vehicle history this car has been issued a salvage and rebuilt title quite a few years ago. It also looks like this car has been roadworthy for some years now. I'm afraid I don't have much more information than this, and the church I purchased it from didn't have any knowledge of the car's history other than it being purchased and shipped from California to Illinois last fall. The title I have in hand is a clear Illinois title. 


On Jun-09-14 at 13:55:27 PDT, seller added the following information:

I encourage anyone interested to message me with any questions or concerns. I have a couple walkaround videos of the vehicle as well. I'd be happy to provide any information I can.

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