Should I buy for $600

Asked by Authentic1 Jun 16, 2017 at 08:04 PM about the 2002 Lincoln Town Car

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Is it a good idea to buy this 2002lincoln town car
with 116,000miles. They say the only thing wrong
with it is no air, need heating element..?

3 Answers

That is cheap but if it won't pass smog inspection you probably cannot register it. Can you live without heat and AC?

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NO AIR AC//AND OR A HEATER CORE OR BOTH 600 IS A GOOD PRICE...DOES IT PASS EMISSIONS>?

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Just the 4 tires, brake calipers, battery, 2 headlamps, 2 fenders, 4 doors, hood, trunk, fuel tank, frame, 4 discs, seats, wipers, engine, transmission, rims, rear tail lights, etc is worth (sold separate) from $ 1000 - $ 2000 It's a good deal ! Plus scrap the whole thing when done for another $ 200

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