1987 Lincoln Town Car Signature Sedan 4-door 5.0l on 2040-cars
Collegeville, Pennsylvania, United States
I am selling my 1987 Lincoln Town Car
Signature Stars/Stripes Edition (Less than 2000 of these were made to
commemorate the U.S winging the America’s Cup): It has under 43K miles, 2nd
owner and it spent the first part of its life in Florida until I brought it back
to Pennsylvania where it is stored in a climate controlled garage. This Town Car is an absolutely rust free
Florida beauty...Fantastic condition. The Stars and Stripes featured the Artic
White exterior with a Dark Blue carriage roof, white leather interior with dark
navy piping on the seats, a red and blue pinstripe along with the Stars/Stripes
Identification on the front fenders and dash trim. This car is loaded with features including a digital
dash, a factory Moon roof, Ice cold A/C and all the other power options you
would expect in a Town Car Signature right down to the factory spoke wheels. A
must see car! New tires, New Rotors, Pads, Drums, Shoes, Master Cylinder and Wheel Cylinders in July 2013 along with new Felpro value cover gaskets in
October 2013. The car was just completely
serviced and gone through. It is ready
for the next road trip. Please contact
me with any questions or to see the car in person!
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