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This is a Black 1994 Mark VIII with 77000 miles. Car is black with black interior. Has power moonroof, jbl sound system, alpine aftermarket 10 disc cd changer, and chrome wheels. Chrome trim has been blacked out to look like LSC. Car has LMS Mass Air flow and chip. Car also has a LMS spec transmission with new torque converter (slightly higher stall than stock.) The transmission was built by Geno's trans shop to his specs and easily chirps the tires under hard acceleration. Transmission cost me $2200. I don't know alot about this car because I only drove it a couple of hundred miles.
This is the raffle car from the 'TCCOA' sweepstakes held last summer. I purchased it from the winner.
http://www.tccoa.com/lincoln-raffle/
The car looks great in the pictures, as it does from 15 feet. Up close this car has a number of very minor door dings that show due the car's color. All could be easily removed by Paintless Dent Removal. There is also a small dent in the deck lid smaller than a quarter. Overall the body is straight and the paint looks good but on a black car dings are very noticeable. This car has low miles compared to the cars you frequently see listed here from $4000 or more. I paid $3250 for the car and then had the transmission I had just had built for my other car installed into this one. The transmission has only 6000 miles since built and less than 500 when swapped into this car by the shop that built it.
The following is a description of the work that this car will need. If you buy the car and make the repairs you will be rewarded with a low mileage car that has a suspension that will last you for another 70-100,000 miles. If you buy another car with 75000 or more believing it has a good suspension you may soon find yourself in the same situation. Here's your chance to pay alot less than you would otherwise if this car had no problems. It also allows you to repair the car to your specs. You may want to retain the air suspension or spend $475 and convert the car to non-air ride.
The plastic trim on the drivers seat housing the seat controls is broken and needs replacing. The (inside) rear view mirror needs to be reinstalled. This car has been sensor lowered and the air ride light had been coming on. It needs at least the front air struts replaced along with a rebuilt compressor. The struts will cost you $220 each and the compressor is @ $150. It will also need a right upper control arm that I have already purchasedt. The car has a vibration that may just be a bad tire but could be the driveshaft.
The engine runs very strong and has had the intake silencer holes plugged. It also has MSD plug wires.
This car has close to $3000 worth of performance parts in it with the trans, chip and mass air flow meter.
I can be reached by email at brian@mach1motorsports.net
or by phone at 908-216-6507. My goal is to have this car off my property by mid June. Last time I listed the car a long time club member made an offer that I accepted but he did not have the courtesy to reply back to my email saying he was not interested but just flapping his gums. Please don't jerk me around. This car has good potential but I'm not against parting it out to recoup my money.
Do not 'inbox' me here as I will not be checking back very often.
More pictures of this car.
http://www.tccoa.com/lincoln-raffle/picpage.php
Car is located in Hampton NJ. For reference it is off of Route 78 (exit 12) 20 minutes west of 287.
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This is a Black 1994 Mark VIII with 77000 miles. Car is black with black interior. Has power moonroof, jbl sound system, alpine aftermarket 10 disc cd changer, and chrome wheels. Chrome trim has been blacked out to look like LSC. Car has LMS Mass Air flow and chip. Car also has a LMS spec transmission with new torque converter (slightly higher stall than stock.) The transmission was built by Geno's trans shop to his specs and easily chirps the tires under hard acceleration. Transmission cost me $2200. I don't know alot about this car because I only drove it a couple of hundred miles.
This is the raffle car from the 'TCCOA' sweepstakes held last summer. I purchased it from the winner.
http://www.tccoa.com/lincoln-raffle/
The car looks great in the pictures, as it does from 15 feet. Up close this car has a number of very minor door dings that show due the car's color. All could be easily removed by Paintless Dent Removal. There is also a small dent in the deck lid smaller than a quarter. Overall the body is straight and the paint looks good but on a black car dings are very noticeable. This car has low miles compared to the cars you frequently see listed here from $4000 or more. I paid $3250 for the car and then had the transmission I had just had built for my other car installed into this one. The transmission has only 6000 miles since built and less than 500 when swapped into this car by the shop that built it.
The following is a description of the work that this car will need. If you buy the car and make the repairs you will be rewarded with a low mileage car that has a suspension that will last you for another 70-100,000 miles. If you buy another car with 75000 or more believing it has a good suspension you may soon find yourself in the same situation. Here's your chance to pay alot less than you would otherwise if this car had no problems. It also allows you to repair the car to your specs. You may want to retain the air suspension or spend $475 and convert the car to non-air ride.
The plastic trim on the drivers seat housing the seat controls is broken and needs replacing. The (inside) rear view mirror needs to be reinstalled. This car has been sensor lowered and the air ride light had been coming on. It needs at least the front air struts replaced along with a rebuilt compressor. The struts will cost you $220 each and the compressor is @ $150. It will also need a right upper control arm that I have already purchasedt. The car has a vibration that may just be a bad tire but could be the driveshaft.
The engine runs very strong and has had the intake silencer holes plugged. It also has MSD plug wires.
This car has close to $3000 worth of performance parts in it with the trans, chip and mass air flow meter.
I can be reached by email at brian@mach1motorsports.net
or by phone at 908-216-6507. My goal is to have this car off my property by mid June. Last time I listed the car a long time club member made an offer that I accepted but he did not have the courtesy to reply back to my email saying he was not interested but just flapping his gums. Please don't jerk me around. This car has good potential but I'm not against parting it out to recoup my money.
Do not 'inbox' me here as I will not be checking back very often.
More pictures of this car.
http://www.tccoa.com/lincoln-raffle/picpage.php
Car is located in Hampton NJ. For reference it is off of Route 78 (exit 12) 20 minutes west of 287.
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