2002 Lincoln Town Car Executive Limousine 4-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
Syracuse, New York, United States
I have a 2002 Lincoln town car limousine 100 inch stretch, 8 pass for sale. It is in very good condition with new tune up, recent oil change. I took it to buffalo, cranberry lake, binghamton, etc. It averages 18 mpg on the road. It has a new flat screen dvd tv with surround sound, three bars, three decanters, push button controls front and rear. The car has new led opera lights, bumper trim, power inverter. The car has 103000 miles on it, and is a southern car. I purchased it in Kentucky. The car had a new transmission installed at 90 k with a new driveshaft, and an existing warranty. It had a new air compressor installed 97 k. The front end is tight, quiet dual exhaust. It is a royal limo of new jersey. Ez touch power control system with led backlit switch pads, not limo touch. The rear interior is very close to new condition. No creeks or rattles. Heat and ac work good. 3152141556. I am not selling this car for any reason related to the car itself. I am looking to generate money for medical insurance bills I cannot pay for. Reasonable offers considered.
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