2001 Lincoln Towncar 120" Executive Stretch Limousine Unites States Coach Works on 2040-cars
Clinton, Maine, United States
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Up for auction is this 2001 Lincoln Town Car Executive 120" stretch limousine by US Coachworks. This limousine is a 10 passenger , fully equipped and operational car. The car runs and drives very good on 16" Lincoln chrome alloy wheels with new Cooper tires. The body is in good shape no major dents or dings, the black paint is recent and shines well .It is not perfect , but presents itself very well. This car has been upgraded with a 2010 Lincoln town car nose . Also the car has been converted to have one piece solid tinted windows down each side with tinted opera lights too. Both of these modifications were done to give the car a more sleek and modern look which also creates better curb appeal, this car has not been in an accident that I am aware of , I still have the original nose parts as well as the original glass for the car on hand . It has a led star gaze mirror ceiling running the length of stretch, in addition has 2 flat screens with a DVD player, CD/Radio as well as a full length bar with fiber optic lighting , coolers, privacy divider, mood lighting and vanity mirrors . The limo comes with a second set of factory alloy wheels mounted with new winter studded tires as well. Please look at this car completely and carefully. Feel free to contact me through EBAY or you can call or text me at (207)-692-6566 with any questions or requests for additional photos. This car is being presented fairly and accurately but not every aspect..... good or bad...... can be seen or said in one EBAY add. There is no warranty expressed or implied on this car . Please only bid or purchase the car if you intend on following through with the purchase. The car is available to be seen /inspected prior to the auction close . Do not purchase the car and then ask to have it inspected or checked out. This can be done before the auction close. |
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