2001 Lincoln Town Car

Limo

4.6

Automatic

1L1FM81W61Y659488

Rebuilt, Rebuildable & Reconstructed

Hi, I have for sale a 2001 Lincoln town car with 130000 miles. This was our first limo and I have put alot of money into it. I put a brand new top that cost $3000(have receipt) one year ago, reworked ac system, front and rear($2000), changed out air shocks with springs to make the back end sit higher to fit 10 people without sitting low and scrubbing, put new bluetooth radio and subwoofer system, new tires about a year ago, they're still good. I put the 22" rims on it, but I hit a curb one day and busted a tire, so I took em off, and right now it has regular rims, like in the last picture. If the price goes over $5000, I can throw in the 22" rims, and I will buy a new tire for them. But word of caution, it's hard not to have to get on the curb sometimes in a limo. That's why I took them off. AC and heat work excellent. It has 3 ac units, one in the front, and two in the back. Its works good even in the Mississippi summer. The title of the car is rebuilt. I bought it from the previous owner and didn't realize that when I bought it. I am not sure what all was rebuilt, but it looks good, and drives straight, so it must have been rebuilt well. The paint job was redone after a rebuild I imagine, because I can tell it is a recent paint job, and aside from small scratches from people setting their beers on the trunk, the paint job looks very good, all white, no dents as you look down the side. There are no major dents/dings. Just minor dings, and not a lot of them. both bumpers look great, with no scratches, as I had the front bumper and hood repainted when I first got it because they had a couple of scratches, and repainting them made the car look a lot better. I also replaced the headlights and front chrome grill when I first got it, so they don't look mirky/old. The headlights look clear and the chrome shines like new. I also replaced all of the side accent lights a year and a half ago($500) I spent $900 to replace all of dual muffler exhaust work under there, have receipt. It has dual alternators and dual battery, mirror ceiling with yellow rope lights, and purple/green led "stars"/sparkles in ceiling that light up. The car is solid, runs great, cranks right up, and transmission shifts perfectly. My last lincoln towncar has lasted me till 327000 miles before the transmission went out, the motor still ran. These are great vehicles, and this would be good vehicle for someone starting up a business. It needs almost nothing, besides minor intrior tlc, maybe, such as bar wood. Other than that, it is still in service today making money and it needs nothing but a new owner. We are upgrading our fleet. Thanks for looking and happy bidding!