The pros and cons! These Limousines are not new and are in used condition with normal wear. Please ask about imperfections before purchasing. I will try my best to describe all imperfections. These limos are not perfect, but priced to sell.
THE BAD. They will need some touch ups (the 95 has a dent in the right rear door and in the rear part of the center panel, their are a few scuffs from rubbing the garage entrance, a couple small rust bubbles under the center window, ignition key on 91 is broken but car starts without key as key is in ignition, could probably be removed with some patience and a pair of needle nose pliers, 91 also puffs a small amount of white smoke from exhaust after sitting idle as all 1991 lincolns do, the 93 has had metal patch on the under floor pans from rusted bottom)
THE GOOD. The good things are they all three have fairly new batteries, the 91 and 95 have new A/C compressors, the entire driver side of the 95 has been repainted and new chrome to remove the notorious rust bubble under the window, the 93 and 91 have new tires, I purchased all the newer 1997 style matching rims. cars have full size spares, the 93 has a new $900 heavy duty rear end and a new gas tank, the rear window motors have all been replaced this year with new regulators, the 93 has new front coil springs, shocks, brakes and rotors, the 95 has new front shocks, new ball joints and new tie rod ends, the 91 has new ball joints w/ lifetime warranty, new tie rod ends, new front end shocks, new front brakes and new air bags..They will be a great addition to someones fleet or a great Cheap start-up fleet, the 91 has a fairly new transmissiom replaced a couple years ago, and the 93 I think? had a motor put in before I bought it. All three cars Run GREAT and shift fine. These cars ran in my fleet until August 2007. and are garage kept their entire life.
