1978 Lincoln Mark Series

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This is a very nice 1978 Lincoln MK V with a Moonroof, Reclining Passenger Seat Option, Miles to Empty Computer, and the other usual MK V things like Automatic Temperature Control, Power Windows, Power Seats, etc. It has a very nice crushed velour interior and nice paint, runs great. The Moondust Apricot Metallic paint goes nicely with the dark red interior, making a striking and unusual color combination. NO RESERVE I am starting the price low, since I am moving. My loss may be your gain! It has a Rebuilt Transmission. I bought the car on Ebay, about 8 years ago or so. Since then I got very busy with family issues and the car lived in indoor storage and was driven a couple of times a year to keep fresh gasoline in it, and keep the drive train in good shape. The A/C was working great for a long time, but now doesn't blow very cold after 8 years of storage. Probably needs a charge. (I usually change to R-134 when they get low which has worked well for my other cars.) When I got the car, the transmission slipped in 2nd gear, so I had the transmission completely rebuilt. It is a great running car, drives beautifully, but honestly, I haven't used it much. Now since I am relocating, I must sell it, even though I've not yet gotten to have fun with it. The car needs a new vinyl top, which is included. I bought it but did not get a chance to have it installed. Of course, the new top goes with the car. This West Coast car came from Oregon, and I had it shipped to New Mexico (that's a State, next to Arizona! Some people think its Mexico. lol). The car is for sale locally, so it is subject to prior sale. If you want to have the car shipped, I can make it available to a shipper to pick up in either Albuquerque, NM (at I-40 and I-25), or about 30 miles south in Belen, NM (on I-25), depending where the car is located at the time. While moving, I may be gone for a short time, but will cooperate with your arranged shipping as I can, or may have a friend in town assist with delivering car if need be. Of course, the car is sold as-is, where-is.