9,100 Mile 2011 Lincoln Town Car END OF PRODUCTION CAR For Sale Specialty Motor Cars 

Thank you Jason. Papa 🐻 & Anthony

I absolutely agree! They’re the best!

You’re right Jason. I’ve met Anthony, and he’s as sincere and honest as he appears on all your apps. If he has a car you can’t live without, Anthony & Papa Bear are your go to guys!! This is a perfect example. You won’t find a cleaner Lincoln like it!!

I agree with you 💯

@@ThomasMercury91 Thank you Thomas. Papa 🐻

Thank you 🙏

Thank you Michael. Papa 🐻

Thank you Peter. Papa 🐻

@@paulgozzo9178 You're very welcome!

But worth all the money !! Great car ànd condition

Practically new! What new car can you buy for that money? Not a luxury one. I have a rusty 2000 TC that was given to me. Rides like a dream and has a full frame. V8 yet gets 21 mpg on a trip. A lot more than my old Explorer or Highlander.

Too much money!!! I'm still drivin my 1997 Buick LeSabre with 280,000 miles and I only paid $2000 HA HA HA!!!

36k lmfao. I could easily find 10 fantastic Buick LeSabre'

Hello John thank you. Papa 🐻

Thank you Wayne. Papa 🐻 & Anthony

As a general rule, yes, letting cars sit indefinitely is not good, but you can take a car and drive it around to the grocery store once a month etc. Keep things lubricated. furthermore, with modern oil lubrication, particularly synthetic oils. I think this is less of a problem than 40 years ago, just my 2 cents

THanks!@@acts2211

Who is George Wall ,? and where is this guy Waldo George ??

Hard to value your opinion if you cannot spell

Boeing assembly in Orange County CA , or for Boeing in. Seattle WA ??

Wow. Crazy

Thank you Michael. We know you will continue to drive your Lincoln's. They are a smooth ride. Papa 🐻 & Anthony

Thank you Mark. Papa 🐻 & Anthony

Never Happen.... Unfortunately...

Thank you Wayne. Papa 🐻 & Anthony

Hi pappa 🐻. My name is Joe. I don't know Wayne!

Hello and thank you Joe. Sorry about the mistake, I must have mixed names up. Papa 🐻

Would buy about 33 percent of it LOL

@@robertwilliams3322 yeah the thing about it they are Ford parts so eventually they will fail. They already replaced the battery and had some stuff done to it.

This car should easily bring far, far upwards of $30k.

Doesn't matter what kind of parts it is. Ford chevy nissan ect they all fail sooner or later. Ive owned more Lincoln and mercury products and have never had any major issues at all. ​@Shaqshaq_pov

@@mrtopcat2 someone might pay that but book value is around 15 tops

LOL no one is suppose to know how he did it. Papa 🐻

Hello Pal. Papa 🐻

@@paulgozzo9178 Hey Papa Bear, if you and Anthony and the family come down to Sarasota I found the perfect Italian restaurant. It’s Fat Daddio’s he from back home the Philadelphia South Jersey area where I am from. The food is really takeout but the taste and portion size honestly makes me cry with joy. I feel like Jon Pinnette the comedian when he goes to Italy and says sto moriendo de fam!! 😂 Hope you’re doing well and the family. Ciao.

@@bigmountain7561 Thank you for the advice on good Italian food. If we are in the area we will have to check it out. Papa 🐻

Hey Floyd nothing how about you? Papa 🐻

@@paulgozzo9178 everything cool. Gladys & I are still painting the town!

@@floyd27860 Way to go Pal enjoy!!! Papa 🐻

The two “nipple” sensors were phased out in 2006. The cars still had the rear parking aid but didn’t need the sensors.

Of course I am not Anthony, but I drove over 1.5 million miles on these (livery chassis as well as S-Class Mercedes, Navigators). In terms of comfort, the air ride suspension is superior to anything else. Town Cars have the best of both worlds, coil spring in the front and air-ride in the back. Most notably, this car handles very close to an S-Class Mercedes. It has a VERY precise steering and chassis combo, which keeps the vehicle like on tracks. One way to describe the steering, it almost follows the drivers thinking. It is really that truly phenomenal. This is by the way in strong contrast to the pre-2001 model year, or in other words the previous body styles and before. Although a bit more involved than a coil spring, the air-ride is rather simple technology and relatively easy to maintain. The main reason, why some vehicles eventually sag is either the pump or the height sensor, both of which are easy to replace. The airbag itself rarely fails. If it does it is not the end of the world to replace it either. I love this setup and miss the days that I drove this car.

Sold for $36,500.

Hi Dave! Auction ends Thursday March 7th! Today!