2004 Lincoln Town Car

LINCOLN Limousine

4.6L 8 Cylinder Gasoline Fuel

Automatic

1L1FM81W64Y655607

Rear Wheel Drive

Gasoline

Power Windows

This auction offers an elegant 120" Lincoln Town Car limousine built by Springfield. Starlight ceiling and bar. Single side windows. Strobe lights installed in headlight bezels, controlled by button in driver's area. Upgraded stereo with subwoofer (solid sound, but not too crazy!). Sirius satellite currently active. CD player. iPod connection. New A/C compressor. Michelin pin whitewall tires about 70%. These are the proper tires for these vehicles - not the bare blackwalls. One small ding on driver's side panel. Small hairline scratches on parts of trunk lid, but the kind which are typical on any limousine (ie. clients putting purses/keys on trunk). If you own a Town Car, you are probably aware of the intake manifold factory design which can leak coolant around the thermostat over time. Well, this car just had the intake replaced with a new design manifold - so this is an added plus over any other limousine that hasn't had this replacement done. I run Royal Purple oil this car and have always done so. Life changes have brought the need to exit limousine business and sell this beauty. I real work horse without missing a beat. PRICED TO SELL!On Sep-11-11 at 08:16:02 PDT, seller added the following information: As seen in interior photographs, there is a flat screen TV (with DVD player).On Sep-12-11 at 09:48:25 PDT, seller added the following information: Ok folks, by popular demand: more pictures. As you can see, the vehicle is in fact quite nice. Also, in addition to the 15" flatscreen on the partition, there is a 7" flatscreen on the rear pillar, passenger side.On Sep-12-11 at 13:29:59 PDT, seller added the following information: Referencing the first batch of photos, I noticed after I posted the auction that the picture was more focused on the background vehicle than the vehicle in the foreground which is on auction. Someone graciously pointed this out to me by saying that my picture-taking skills "suck". Unfortunatly, I can't remove the mistakenly-chosen photograph. Other than that one photograph, I personally think the photos kick some serious ass.