2000 Lincoln Ls In Silver Frost Clearcoat Metallic on 2040-cars
Fletcher, North Carolina, United States
This auction is for a 2000 Lincoln LS equipped with the 3.9 V8. I have had the vehicle for a couple of months. I took the vehicle as payment for some I work I did. The owner had said there was a coolant leak. She stopped driving it and started driving one of her daughters car. I have been driving the car now for the last two months and everything seems to be working great now with the noted exceptions. Here is what I have replaced/rebuilt on the car.
1) The plastic thermostat housing was leaking. I replaced it with the aluminum part that was used in the Jaguar. 2) The water pump was also leaking. I replaced it with an aftermarket part with no plastic in it. 3) The left front wheel bearing/ hub assembly was groaning so that is brand new. 4) The left front door handle on the inside was sloppy so I replaced it with a new metal one. 5) The sun roof has been completely rebuilt with all new moving parts/ cleaned and greased. The drain pipes now have clamps on then so you won't have to worry about leaks. 6) Coolant has been flushed and is new. 7) The wheels are an upgrade from stock. 8) I replaced several of the coil on plug devices. (COPs). One had failed and two others had broken mounting ears. 8) Various light bulbs have been replaced. 9) The air conditioning blows cold. 10) All the electric windows, locks and power seats work. 11) The transmission is great and shifts fine. The car is now a good daily driver. The tires hae about 50-60% of their tread left. Here are the known imperfections or missing items. 1) There is no spare tire. I can locate a steel wheel with a tire on it in a salvage yard if you will be driving any distance after picking up the car. I will charge you what ever it costs me. 2) As can be seen in the pictures the "CHECK ADVANCETRACK" light is on. This is a frequent problem in these cars. The anti-lock brake function still works and the traction control still works. It is up to you to decide if you want to repair this item. 3) The biggest body work dent is at the leading edge of the passenger front door. There are a few other blemishes and the read bumper plastic facade has a crack at the right rear. 4) The heated seats don't work and I did not investigate the cause of that. I had considered keeping this car because I really like the performance and the ride and handling, but I have 4 other vehicles so I just can't justify keeping it. If you have any questions call and I will try to answer them. 828-674-7579. It is a decent honest car now. I have put almost $1000.00 into it since I got it and it should give someone several more years of reliable service. If you are a scammer don't bother. I know all the ruses and won't play along. Payment must be by Paypal, wire transfer or cash. A deposit of $500 is due within 48 hours of winning the auction. If you want the car shipped some where, you will need to arrange for that. |
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