1978 Lincoln Town Car 39,000 Actual Miles! For Sale - Future Classics, Lakewood, NJ 

I had it here in Holland. A real beauty in excellent condition.

Man that's an outta sight car the interior looks like butterscotch! 👍😎

Such a beautiful car!!!

Sweet Lincoln, 78 & 79 the last of the big ones.

we use to have nice stuff in the US

Unbelievable. It's a time machine.

problem solved use that car for the president. it's more luxurious than the Beast and prettier and more important looking

Nice car

Sweet, I want one..

love it I will be contacting you real soon,And no I'm not a tire kicker!!!

This Car is 44 years old

Oh man, I'd put a 770 hp Jon Kasse 521 cid V8 under the hood and go have me some fun!!!

was that a siren under the hood right there by the wheel well on the passenger side

lovely car if I may suggest maybe talk to us tell us about the car in the video not trying to be rude and hope it does not come across that way there is someone that does the same type thing with unique cars on the West Coast San Diego area you may of seen his videos just trying to help

so sad to see our american classic being shipped out of the US and we get a road full of horribly ugly KIAS to look at, and the beautiful cars proudly made for americans by americans sent off to some distant place. You wouldnt beleive what they do to the cars as they get the wrong parts and make them fit. i saw a 76 cadillac with 79 bumpers fins in the netherlands.. they dont have a clue how to care for these cars....i Dumped a Rolls in the netherlands with a surpirze of 35 year new tires Boom!

Sorry, this car is sold and in the Netherlands.

is it still available?

Very beautiful car but built when emission controls robbed the engine of power and made a nightmare to work on with all those vacuum hoses.

missing the BLACK tint

does that phone actually work in that Lincoln

This is a very very beautiful car but I guarantee you that almost all of these Lincoln's from the 1970's that look this good were garaged and never seen a winter. Because every one of those models that I've seen or heard of that seen a winter have either gone to the junk yard or are very rusted out. Ford and GM in the 1970's used bad steel with exception to Chrysler. The steel rotted out. My dad owned a 1975 Ford LTD and its bumper rotted and fell off the car. Again this is a very beautiful car but I'll bet it never seen a winter.

Too many doors