2003 Lincoln Town Car Cartier Sedan 4-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
Ridgefield, New Jersey, United States
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I Love this car and am sad to have to let it go. She has a strong engine and is so smooth to drive with the the rear air suspension working great. I have tried to make repairs as needed but I can't any longer. She will need the steering and lighting fixed to be safely operational though I am still able to drive her. Many electrical issues are popping up but could be easy fixes for someone with the skills, such as the HID Headlight, turn signals, horn, cruise control aren't functioning. The rear window defrost / radio antenna need to be connected. The heated seats will not stay on. The steering wheel has the audio/cruise/climate controls but Volume and Temp buttons are missing (I just stick my finger in to adjust, or you can reach over to the radio or AC), can be replaced easily. The drivers side exhaust manifold is rusted and has a leak by the rear cylinder, will need to have two bolts re-tapped. Catalytic, exhaust lines and mufflers are in good shape. The body could use some work, dent above drives front tire, drivers rear quarter has dents and is starting to rust below the fuel fill. Rear bumper is scratched and dinged. Right rear corner chrome trim needs to be replaced (missing). The drivers mirror is cracked (I have mirror glass to glue on, or whole unit can be replaced). She has new brakes, rear air suspension was serviced and repaired in the summer. New A/C expansion tank and is charged and working well. The engine runs wonderfully and is a blast to drive. Stereo sounds awesome, has Alpine Lincoln upgraded system. Every seat in this car is comfortable and she floats like a dream at any speed. I have all of the original keys and fobs, the original manuals and the leather case for them. The original window sticker comes with her. These Town Cars are the best and they no longer make them, this is worth buying and fixing up if you can. I have tried to disclose all information, I have owned her for 9 years and am the 2nd owner. I am a private person and offer no warranty or guaranty. Perfect for someone who can do the work, or has a friend. Good Luck to you and happy bidding.
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