2007 07 Lincoln Town Car Signature Limited 53,500 Mile Sattelite Silver Moonroof on 2040-cars
Warren, Indiana, United States
You are about to bid on a beautiful (non-smoker) Lincoln Town Car Signature Limited. Extreamley nice condition. The MSRP when new was $47,360.00. The car has 2 keys and 2 fobs and all owners manuals and supplements in a Lincoln pouch. The car may have normal wear and tear, but still very nice inside and out. All maintance has been up to date. Serviced in our shop and ready to go. The vehicle is at Crain Ford Inc. Warren, Indiana. www.crain-ford.com. We are a small Ford dealer and can give personal service. We may be able to arrange financing for you. We would prefer that you arrange your own method of pick up and or shipping. We would like a down payment through PayPal of $500.00 within 48 hours of auction ending, unless other arrangements were made prior. Deposits are non-refundable. Crain Ford does not charge any doc or paperwork fees. NOTE: According to Indiana law, Crain Ford must charge sales tax of 7% regardless of what state you live in. The sale tax is payment in most other states used as sales tax payment in that state. If your state sales tax is greater than 7%, you will have to pay the difference in your state. If it is less you may not get a refund or credit. The only exception would be if you are a vehicle dealer with a dealer license. You should check on this ahead of buying. So, whatever the final bid is, 7% will be added. We may sell this vehicle prior to the auction ending and will end the listing. Call Jerry for more information, cell 260-519-4474, or toll free 888-242-3673, please ask for JERRY. Thank you from Crain Ford.
On Jan-22-14 at 02:01:10 PST, seller added the following information: Adding a later note: Tires are like new, Michelins. On Jan-26-14 at 06:14:32 PST, seller added the following information: A question has been asked about the reserve. We have a figure in mind that is taken from the Black Book that gives a value of between average and clean wholesale. Once the car reaches that point it will sell. The value is way under Kelley Blue Book Retail. Also the car does have heated front seats with the drivers seat having memory 1 & 2. |
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