2006 Lincoln Navigator Luxury Sport Utility 4-door 5.4l on 2040-cars
Dumont, New Jersey, United States
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For sale is my 2006 Lincoln Navigator. this vehicle is equipped with every possible option available. Power running boards, rear entertainment DVD system for the kids, rear captains chairs, power rear seats, THX surround sound, grey leather seating w black piping, navigation, 6 disc in dash player, and every other option you can think of. this truck is equipped with four brand new scorpion tires w chrome rims and the remainder of a bumper to bumper warranty w Ford/Lincoln good through 86000 miles. Unfortunately I have to sell this truck because I need a larger vehicle with the addition of our fourth child. Buy this with confidence as we have never smoked in this vehicle and have always maintained this truck to the fullest. Very clean and extremely luxurious truck for the money. Be confident that this truck has many more miles to give. ride away in style for pennies. This truck sold for 70k brand new!
I will accept all reasonable offers. Feel free to call me if you have any questions or if you would like to end this auction early...2016794505 My name is Alex and I live in north NewJersey if you would like to drive it. cash works best, but I will accept bank certified funds as well. |
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