1985 Mercury Grand Marquis Ls Sedan 4-door 5.0l on 2040-cars
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States
This Mercury has been owned by my mother since May 1988. She is the second owner. She purchased the car after her husband passed away. She is now 94 and has decided it is time to let go of the car. The car has 37774 original miles on it. In the last 4 years or so it has really not been used. It was driven just enough to keep everything working properly. While she owned the car it was never driven during the winter. She only drove her pickup as soon as fall arrived. The interior of the car is in like new condition right down to the original floormats. For a vehicle of that year the exterior is in very nice condition with the exception of a couple of minor surface scratches and a couple of small paint chips. Needless to say the car has no rust. It has no oil leaks or drips. Everything on the car works. The A/C compressor was replaced and the A/C system was just retro fittted to R134A and recharged This was a top-of-the-line Mercury Grand Marquis LS with all the bells and whistles and a very luxurious interior.
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