1996 Lincoln Town Car Signature Sedan 4-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
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1996 Lincoln Towncar Congressional Model. Power everything,Sunroof, 6 Changer CD Player, exterior lower door panel kits installed when new, always garaged, purchased off of the showroom floor and ONE OWNER. All work performed on this vehicle was done by the Lincoln Dealership.
A couple of small plastic items missing around the door pulls, minor blemishes on the exterior, interior in great condition. New throttle body @ 100,000 miles, never in an accident. Car is in exceptional condition. The reason you don't see Lincoln Towncars on the side of the road is that it's a well built machine Made In America! 4.6L V8 4-Speed Automatic 4dr Signature Sedan 20 miles per gallon 15" wheels 117" wheelbase 77" width 219" length 57" height Manufactured in Wixom, MI No warranties expressed or implied. Buyer to arrange shipping. Payable in Cash or Certified Funds. |
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