Lincoln Continental Town Car 79 on 2040-cars
Tallahassee, Florida, United States
This is a 1979 lincoln continental town car very nice inside NO tears or rips like new and still very soft (thanks to baby oil) It will need a paint job but no body work.Runs great trans works great the milage is true and straight if you deal in old cars you know what straight means.The body and under carriage has NO rust it is a FL car but it was north FL no salt water. this veh was used in a funeral home by the owner.If your looking for one that needs very little work to be a peice of art this is it and for the price if you where to restore one the int would cost more then I'm asking.The int is perfect headliner to the carpet the opera lights still work in the small side windows.I wish that I could keep the car but I need the money to finish up our rollback wrecker and my wife said I have to many toys and I made a crack that if she got in the back I could make a movie DRIVING MIS.DIZZY.With a new set of tires I would not be afraid to drive it from Fl to Ca and back.If you need more pic just e-mail me and I'll get them for you I have a lift at my shop so I can take under carriage pic if you would like.Buy it and live the FAST AND LOUD life,oh it does have duals on it (sounds really good) and tight no oil leaks that I can see.Car is also for sale locally so I reserve the right to end this ad at ant time.Happy bidding or happy buy it now.
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