1987 Lincoln Mark VII LSC
Basic information and History
- Lincoln Mark VII, American luxury and comfort in its essence
- Well equipped copy
- Stainless and in very good condition
Equipped with Ford's absolutely bulletproof 5-liter V8 of approx. 200hp/390nm connected to a 4-speed automatic transmission and rear-wheel drive. Performance figures are more than adequate with a 0-100km/h sprint in under 9 seconds and a top speed of approx. 215km/h.
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Condition
The interior is described as being in very good condition with no dull damage or usual wear and tear. There is minor dryness in the leather on the side support of the driver's seat, but no consistent cracks or tears. Door sides have also coped well with the usual wear and tear from stepping in and out. Steering wheel, controls and buttons are in good condition. Instrument panel is in good condition.
The car has been stored away since 2006 but was found to run very well during the test drive. During the cars parked period, the car has been started up to warm up and be lubricated. The engine and gearbox work as they should, but the brakes feel somewhat dull. It is possible that a number of heavy braking or lubrication will be enough to get really good again. The car has been serviced by the owner with, among other things, oils and filters. There is various previous documentation.
The last inspection was carried out on 2006 10 27 and the vehicle was parked on 2006 12 18.
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