While some people may accept this size is not important, the interior space it offers today Good price or no dice Town King proves that bigger can sometimes be better. Let’s decide if the price of this elegant Lincoln is the right size.
We looked at one Nikola Cage’s former motorcycles last Friday, a 1999 Ducati ST4 sport-tourer that the tespian had painted a non-factory orange. The bike was in great shape and carried a clean title (with Cage’s original pink paper included in the contract) for only $ 3,500. Praiseworthy, many of you have commented that you felt that the price was negotiable even without a Cage connection. In the end, he came to an incredible 88 percent victory in Nice Price, Cage and others.
In conversation with friends who have recently Take cruising the Panama Canal, I learned that there are cruise ships in use today which are too large for the channel. The name for this size of ship is “post-Panama”, and these are the types of ships that are literally cities on the sea, complete with distinct neighborhoods.
Like a cruise the ships became larger over the years, our highway cruise cars have become smaller and smaller. These days, if you want something with a lot of space to expand and a boot that can handle more bags for a day trip, you will have to step into the realm of SUVs. Or you could delve into the used car market for something like this 1994 Lincoln Town Car Sedan.
The name Town Car started as a model of Continental in the 1950s and was used that way until the following years. He replaced the plate with the name Continental in the mid-80s with the appearance of the Panther-based and newly reduced edition. That model continued with the serious rectilinear style of the earlier, larger edition, but when it came time to redesign the 90s, Ford gave the car a smoother, more aerodynamic shape, albeit still with a traditional grille that looks like a Rolls.
Engine options have also been significantly improved with this release, giving the old 302 CID Windsor its walking papers compared to Ford’s new at the time 4.6-liter SOHC Modular V8. In this ‘The 94th edition, this all-modern Millie with engine produced 210 horsepower and was supported by a sleek four-speed transmission.
Some great features of this car include a fluorescent meter display, wide front seats with split benches and a lot of fake wood decorations. It’s a unique mix of old school and modern, and everything works a little better than the later, much rounder Town Cars.
This one has only traveled 102,000 miles over the years and, apart from some unfortunate scratches on the corners of the bumpers, it seems to have held up pretty well. The current red metallic color still stands out, and the factory alloys look rash-free and wear beautiful Bridgestone tires with white walls. The only coating that shows any problem is the front right lamp / turn signal that has a broken lens. I guess there are still enough of these big beasts breaking through garbage dumps that finding a replacement wouldn’t be so difficult.
Inside are acres of gray leather and vinyl and some attractive air. There seems to be nothing wrong here and the car is new enough to carry airbags for the driver and front passenger, and to run the R134 in the air conditioner.
According to the ad, Lincoln was well maintained during its lifetime and is currently in what the seller calls “in excellent condition. ” It also has a clean title and up-to-date registration, as well as Ford’s delightful SecuriCode keyboard lock system. What could such an intriguing package be worth?
According to the ad, the asking price is $ 7,500. Does that seem like a fair deal to go out on the town? Or, is it too much for a car that may not pass through the Panama Canal?
You decide!
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