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This beautifully blue colored 6-door limousine is in excellent condition with extremely low mileage averaging approximately 3,000 miles per year. The Executive model vehicle was purchased brand new from Federal Coach Company, which has deep roots in the specialty vehicle industry. There has only been one owner to date and strictly used for business purposes. The vehicle receives frequent maintenance, including oil and filter changes, every 4 months regardless of usage and a new set of tires were purchased at 35,100 miles (all maintenance records are available). Likewise, the vehicle receives custom detailing twice a year. Outside of normal wear and tear, there is no interior or exterior damage.

In addition, the seller also has the following listings:

1999 Dark Portofino Blue Lincoln Town Car Limousine at the following URL address:
1999 Dark Portofino Blue Lincoln Town Car Hearse at the following URL address:
2004 Dark Portofino Blue Lincoln Town Car Hearse at the following URL address: (There will be an incentive for purchasing this as a pair with the 2001 limousine)

Lastly, the buyer is responsible for vehicle pickup or shipping, but the seller is willing to negotiate other arrangements for delivery within a 800-mile radius.

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