1979 Lincoln Town Car Coupe, 1 Family Owned, 5800 Miles..no Reserve on 2040-cars
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States
Engine:400
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Exterior Color: Burgundy
Make: Lincoln
Interior Color: Burgundy
Model: Town Car
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: 2-door
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 5,600
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows, Power Seats
Sub Model: Coupe
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
1979 Lincoln Town Car Coupe....................5,600 miles!
Yes it is true, this 1-FAMLIY owned car found in Ohio. The car is a true piece of American iron, in their day they were the largest car on the planet and rode like. This car will just float down the hyway and the miles will just melt away. The original V8 400 engine performs like it did the say it rolled out of the factory. The tranny shifts perfect and the steering is perfect. The car has spent most of it's life inside and shows it, original paint, top, chrome, inside also. the paint is as flawless as you will find a car of this age, The top is near perfect minus a little paint flaw near the lower part of back window. The rubber is still the original and is fine.. Minus the cracking. All the power option's work as they should and the air is still the r-12 and will FREEZE you out! As you can see the car has not been molested at all and I take pride in finding car's like this. You will see in the pictures that the steering wheel shows no wear around the cruise and the dash is like new. The inside of the are is just as stunning as the outside. The head liner is perfect, door panels, clock, radio and all gauges work as they should. This car is a value right now, most likely the lowest mile Lincoln Coupe on the planet. This car has no rust problems any where, body, frame, top anywhere. You will notice the tin work has NO-DENTS, I know hard to believe. The car was rust proofed when new and I am sure that has a lot to do with it being as nice as it is. The reserves is WELL BELOW THE STATED CLASSIC CAR VALUE OF OVER $16,000.00.
We have the original build sheet, protecto plate and some other paper work that will follow the car. I have had a ASC Certified shop go thru this car and a 1970's specialist inspect it for miles and condition. He says it is the finest example he has seen for a 1979.
If you are looking for a car to work on, this is not it! If you are looking for a "CLASSIC" car to drive and enjoy... Here it is...
No one with under a score of 10 can bid on this car, due to all the scammers out there, contact me and we will talk. A NON-REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT OF 500.00 IS DUE AT WINNING BID. NO EXCEPTIONS.....PAYMENT IS WIRE TRANSFER...NO EXCEPTIONS. I do this to protect myself. Full payment due in 1 -week on sale close. You may contact me at 319-533-1770. JB Unit is for sale local and can be pulled at anytime... If you research me you will find my customers love the cars they have purchased from me.. Thanks JB
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