2000 Lincoln Limo Town Car Stretch Limousine 14-pass Westwind Coach Low Reserve on 2040-cars
Winona, Minnesota, United States
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2000 Lincoln Limo Town Car Stretch Limousine 14-pass Westwind Coach LOW RESERVE Here's a great 2000 Westwind Lincoln Town Car 175" 14-passenger, that's in nice shape. We just put a brand new roof on the vehicle, and re-tinted the windows and added NEW OPERA LIGHTS. We also added a new amplified CD/DVD system with iPone hookup. The limo has two 7" LCD's in the pillar posts, and a larger screen by the divider. Has a beautiful full wood bar with lots of coolers. Fiber optics are bright and flow throughout the limo, and has lots of custom lighting and laser. Seats look great, but has one small hole. Carpets and headliner show well. Massive Ice Cold A/C blows through the vents, and also has a great heater. Body and paint look good, and there is a light impact dent next to the drivers rear door and drivers side has a few small issues in the paint. Car runs excellent. Has two new batteries with duel alternators. Tires are in excellent shape and we can deliver this limo anywhere. Limo is from the South so you can see how rust free the underneath is. Drivers section is clean, and its ready to work. Miles are average with 136k. Reserve is low. Call me with any questions or request more photos. .Call Rich at TLC Sales at 507-312-0185. Payment: a 10% retainer is due at the end of the auction within 48 hours after the auction closes. This can be done in a wire or Paypal. Balance must be received within 5 days of the purchase by money wire. We can assist in overseas shipping.
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