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This 4-door Lincoln is a real land yacht and is ready for a new captain! With an actual 57,122 miles (according to the consignor )on the clock of this Lincoln Town Car, this is one real survivor! Powering this Lincoln Town Car for sale is a 302 cubic inch small block V8. With Ford's most well known engine sitting under the hood, you've found a driver that's easy to, restore or just leave alone and enjoy. This Lincoln has been unmolested and well taken care of. Backing the small block engine is a stout and smooth shifting automatic transmission, which makes piloting this boat a breeze. With power brakes and power steering, this car just begs to be driven, ready for you and a handful of your closest friends and family! The exterior is painted in a gorgeous shade of White. The paint shimmers in the sunlight and highly compliments the rich and deep White vinyl top. The aesthetics of the colors and boxy lines is one you could only find from a classy luxury vehicle of the 80s. Adorned with just the right amount of chrome and polished trim, this driver quality 1985 Lincoln for sale is a real beauty!...

With only 43,971 actual miles, this baby is barely broken in! Sharing the same -Panther- chassis as the Mercury Grand Marquis and the Ford Crown Victoria (or -Police Interceptor-), it has been well documented that these cars are more than capable to run 250k+ miles without any major issues. While much of the reliability is in thanks to the body on frame construction, it can-t be ignored that the 4. 6l modular V8 engine and 4-speed automatic transmission were a staple in the automotive world bringing Ford into the modern era with overdrive and a DOHC larger displacement engine.

The original owner of this vehicle took a lot of pride in this vehicle, and it shows very clearly. It was never driven in the damaging snowy and salt conditions that the Midwest is known for, and has only been caught in the rain a few times. The original owner unfortunately passed away and has since left the vehicle to the seller who has the vehicle listed with us. The same great care has been taken to keep the car in this fantastic shape. The Light Prairie Tan paint looks as if it is still wet from being sprayed on, and the...

The 80-s would be the reveal of the all-new shared Lincoln Continental and Mark VI bodyshell was based upon the -Panther- platform utilized by Ford and Mercury. The new Panther platform allowed for advances in suspension geometry and many upgrades were made to the power steering. With the handling improvements and reduced overall size, the Town Car featured an improved ride coupled with better overall road manners. Compared to its GM counterparts and Lincoln predecessors, the new-generation Lincoln offered more agile maneuvering, as well as a reduced turn diameter by over 8 feet (compared to the 1979 Lincoln Continental). This 1982 Lincoln Town-Car was purchased in west Texas area in 82-, where it remained until approximately 2005. It was then brought to the DFW-area where it has resided ever since. This vehicle is a family owned 3-owner vehicle, which has been passed down through generations. Amazingly this vehicle has only 31,462 miles. It has plenty under the hood sporting a 302...

**JUST SOLD**. Gateway Classic Cars of Fort Lauderdale is pleased to present this stately 1988 Lincoln Town Car Signature Series, in triple navy blue. This low mile, one-family owned Town Car clearly had an easy life and a loving owner, given the very good condition throughout. Unlike the majority of the ones you will find on the market, this one still looks, smells, and drives as if it were less than 5 years old. No kidding. The exterior looks refined compared to it's oversized, overweight predecessors. that were difficult to park, let alone fit in your garage. This series Lincoln feature crisp refined lines outside, but no sacrifices were make to interior space and comfort. In many ways, it is superior to better than the...

The Town Car was a staple of the full-size, rear wheel drive luxury sedan market for years. Its long wheelbase and subsequent smooth ride made it a favorite among die-hard Detroit luxury car fans. The Town Car was offered in three trim designations; the entry level Executive Series, the more popular Signature Series, and the limited-edition Cartier Series. The Cartier Edition was fitted with the same features as the Signature Series, adding a JBL-branded sound system with amplifier, a security system, alloy spoked wheels, and other exclusive details, such as leather seats. In a departure from tradition, starting in 1990, Cartier Designer Edition Town Cars were no longer available in a single color combination yearly, but in several different interior/exterior combinations. In addition, aside from gray lower body trim offered as an option for Signature Series Town Cars, Cartier Editions became the only two-tone versions of the Town Car. Power in this Town Car limited edition comes from a...