1980 Lincoln Continental Base Hardtop 2-door 5.0l on 2040-cars
Dunnellon, Florida, United States
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89000 on the Car. Car had more then $16000 dollars put into it by the 1st owner a few years ago. Since they had this work done it seat around there home under a car port for a few years. So this car has around 900 miles in last few years since the $16000 was put into it. I am 2nd owner. They had a new Motor – new 4 speed automatic transmission- new radiator – new heater core – new blower motor- new condenser core- new air conditioner compressor- new evaporator core- new gas tank- new fuel pump- new rotors- calipers- brake shoes- new brake line from frame to calipers – new upper an lower A arms – new steering linkage- all new ball joints an everything else an steering.- new radiator - new rear brake drums – rear brake wheels cylinders – brake shoes- new paint on the car. When they calling the mechanic an they where told the bill, they told him to stop working on the car they only paid $14,200 new for the car they freaked. The car was being fixed for there daughter but before the car was finished there daughter was killed in her small car crash. That is how I was able to get the car they just wanted it gone. I paid $3800 an that’s what I want. I bought this car for my daughter she is 15. And she can’t stand they car it’s too big she said. So the car is for sale for $3800 is reserve. The car does need the window motors replaced on both doors. The front seats are both electric an they work. The ac works as if it was new and the heather works. Oww there are cloth seats with no rips, there not ^%$# leather an there is no damage to carpet. Driver door panel is cracked in a few places . Have seen replacement door panels online for $120.00 Call me with what ever else you need to know. three five two 2 zero 1 six 4 six six any time.
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