I like that the LED headlights look like original style.
@melvinharris78595 күн бұрын
Never had a Sony phone myself, I've had a few LG and lots of Samsungs, also had an HTC back in the day. I had a few iPhones as well (5, 6s, 8, 8 Plus, XR), they were nice but I've always found myself coming back to Android as I just like the OS more, just my personal preference. Currently I use a Galaxie S21, I had 3 S10 Plus before that, I kept buying those since they were the last one to come with a headphone jack. Unfortunately they are rather fragile due to the curved glass, and being an OLED panel, once that screen is cracked its basically totaled. My current phone has held up much better. Never really could get into cell phones like I have with computers, so I kinda just see them as a tool.
@TeamTrumpUSA5 күн бұрын
I gave you a thumbs up but I'm not sure why. But I do have a question which has nothing to do with a smart phone. My brother purchased a 2000 Lincoln Town Car Signature Series about 10 years ago. The car was owned by an elderly couple, all service records were provided, and the car was kept in a heated and cooled garage. The Lincoln had about 125,000 miles on the odometer and was extremely clean. The test drive was satisfactory, according to my brother. I used another word for that rebadged Ford. The owner made a point to ask us if we had ever driven a full-size Lincoln because this 2000 model was quite different. And he pressed us on this issue and said it was the worst Lincoln he had ever owned. To make a long story short, this Town Car only gets 14.5 miles per gallon on the highway. I consider myself a fairly good mechanic, but I couldn't find the problem. The car was taken to the Ford/Lincoln dealership, and they came up with nothing. Another mechanic, a good friend, checked the car and he just shook his head and said, "you got what you paid for." Any suggestions. Team Trump USA 2024
@iliketowncars5 күн бұрын
The system of factors that goes into fuel economy is too complex to effectively troubleshoot via social media. 14 to the gallon average even with highway miles sounds typical enough, personally I'd want to drive the car for an extended period of time to get a feel for what's going on. My trips have to be over 80% Highway for my fuel pump fill up average to exceed 20 MPG
@cougar99026 күн бұрын
That's 194k (not 94k miles). Nice ride though.
@iliketowncars6 күн бұрын
car fax confirmed everythings where it's supposed to be
@PanzerPlatform10 күн бұрын
Nice.
@melvinharris785911 күн бұрын
Mercury gang
@Pantherforlife11 күн бұрын
I can't see it. What is that red light for. Is it the seatbelt light.
@iliketowncars11 күн бұрын
Yes it's that one. this car also starts beeping if I don't belt up, the older cars dont. im spoiled by New Hampshire and Massachusetts having no primary enforcement for now.
@PanzerPlatform10 күн бұрын
@@iliketowncars Yo Aharon, Have you not seen my video how to disable the belt minder chime?
@PanzerPlatform10 күн бұрын
Yo Julio.
@iliketowncars10 күн бұрын
@@PanzerPlatform seems not! But it’s sadly not to urgent i refresh my knowledge as the mercury is in hospice and most any footage I’ll put up on it is from the archives. :(
My parents had a 1988 Grand Marquis Colony Park LS wagon and a 1988 Lincoln Town Car Signature Series. These cars were easy to service and got great gas mileage. Both were equipped with 5.0 fuel injected engine. The Town Car actually got about 28 mpg highway and 20 mpg city. The Colony Park about 24 mpg highway and 18 mpg in town. Both cars were "What a Luxury Car Should Be." Sadly, the last real Lincoln Town Car was made in 1997. What followed were Fords with a Lincoln badge.
@melvinharris785911 күн бұрын
To be fair, the 98+ Town Cars I would say are no more badge engineered than the prior ones. You still had entirely unique bodywork, an entirely unique interior, a unique frame with longer wheelbase, and a shared drivetrain (like with prior models). I can understand not liking the 98+ Town Cars but I don't think saying they are "Fords with a Lincoln badge" is really accurate.
@iliketowncars11 күн бұрын
@@melvinharris7859 i'm seeing both sides here, in my anecdote there is appreciably more comfort and luxury between my 03 GS and the 99 Cartier. but 98+ eliminated more if not all of the traditional slab-sided, squared-off classic Lincoln aesthetic that persevered from the late-60s through the 97. of course i ding on the 1990 for doing away with the bladed fenders and integrated soft-tops. in the end True Town Car is in the eye of the Town Car buyer. For very many buyers, it was the 97. For me, I accept 2011.
@melvinharris785911 күн бұрын
@@iliketowncars They did ditch some of the historic Lincoln styling cues as time went on. Personally I was never into stuff like the Rolls Royce grille and vinyl top anyways so I don't really mind. I think the slab-sided bladed fender thing was kind of played out by the 80s, considering it can be traced all the way back to the '61 Continental, though I do think it was done tastefully on the later 80s Town Cars (the early ones with the pointy fender and quarter tips and totally upright rear end are a bit too much for me). The 98 Town Car looks less like a Town Car and more like a fat '95 Continental. But I would still say it looks like a Lincoln.
@melvinharris785912 күн бұрын
Yes
@PanzerPlatform13 күн бұрын
Lmao. You should put time stamp chapters. Lol -Chuck
@iliketowncars13 күн бұрын
Omg
@jonqdoe235218 күн бұрын
We had an 89. Best car ever.
@melvinharris785920 күн бұрын
Great machine. I love the P-Series ThinkPads. I have a P50 myself, which is my daily driver. I do wish my P50 had an optical drive like the P7x does. I guess I can break out one of my many old school ThinkPads if I need to read a DVD or CD.
@iliketowncars20 күн бұрын
There’s some cheap usb to Optical drive cables that essentially let you use those laptop dvd drives as usb optical drives. It’s worth it if you have a lot of old laptop dvd drives like me.
@melvinharris785921 күн бұрын
Nice. Good to see its still going good. I've sat in a few of those 90-94 Cartier seats before, they are SUPER comfy. I think they had several inches of extra padding over the Executive and Signature seats. Definitely agree about the KYB shock absorbers. They are some good shocks.
@iliketowncars20 күн бұрын
definitely my most comfy cruiser. plushest seats, overboosted power steering, and no tire vibration. really lucky to have it
@TheBarth7921 күн бұрын
Hi Chuck.i checked that link. i had small vacation,so i can ansfer now.I ts a strange idea.Two cams in front and no cam for rear filming.Thats strange.And Lincoln looks very nice with new rear bench.
@PanzerPlatform21 күн бұрын
Thanks for the update. I think about you every time I use my turn signal at night. lol Those Diode Dynamic LED Pods are still working great. Thank you again. -Chuck
@iliketowncars21 күн бұрын
i loved that you brought back the cornering lamps, did you notice BMW brought back cornering lamps on their SUVs. the Diode Dynamics are really sweet i'm glad they're serving you well
@PanzerPlatform21 күн бұрын
@@iliketowncars I didn't notice about the BMW SUV's.
@twiheart19valdezАй бұрын
Hey TC fanatic! so I've been looking for a TC Lincoln 87-89 and im ready to buy one i just wanted to ask you any car buying sites you recommend and what price would you pay for one? thanks man reply anytime! 🤙
@russellgilbert3453Ай бұрын
Just got a '99 LTC. Had a '98. Kept it going for 9 years.
@PanzerPlatformАй бұрын
Yo Aharon, Excellent video. Thank you for taking the time. -Chuck
@iliketowncarsАй бұрын
Hey Chuck, Thanks for stopping by
@PantherforlifeАй бұрын
Loved it completely. And yes, don't ever get rid of it. You will regret it. I've had people say to me they had one sold it, and now they miss it. I'm at 234,591 miles on my 2008 Lincoln town car. Rides smooth and the airbags are still good. These cars will never die. Just keep up the maintenance.
@melvinharris7859Ай бұрын
Car looks so much better without the vinyl top. I will say I've never been a huge fan of the look of these personally, but I guess it has grown on me over time. Yours in that color and configuration I think looks relatively sharp. But I do still prefer the second gen or the first gen. Should also note, if you want that car to ride like a first or second gen Town Car, you'd have to swap the front and rear springs. Ford progressively upped the spring rates on these first starting in '95 for the front springs, then in '98 for the rears, and '98 also got heavier duty shock absorbers. The biggest thing is the front springs though. I've known a few people who put the 80-94 front springs in 95-97s with good results. Handling isn't really effected much so long as you don't mess with the stabilizer bars.
@iliketowncarsАй бұрын
funny thing is when i changed front springs on my 88 i bought the moog 9114 set which they intend for 98-02 town car. recently i got the front springs and control arms replaced on the 99 this time i bought the Moog 9046 set which moog says is for the older town cars. i think all the moog springs sit higher than factory anyway but the 99 certainly rides really nice with the civilian spec gabriel and motorcraft shocks on it right now. my 88 has heavy duty KYB in the front and i'm OK with them but in the back i have these insane gabriel "load carrier" shocks which i'll be replacing with more KYBs.
@melvinharris7859Ай бұрын
@@iliketowncars KYBs are good shocks. I have a set I intend on putting in my Grand Marquis whenever the original ones finally kick the bucket.
@freddyhollingsworth5945Ай бұрын
not an early 99....remember 1998 and early 99's did not have the keypad on the driver's door.... also for all 1999's side air bags were standard equipment, optional in 98... love the hood ornament added...
@Blackinterceptor999Ай бұрын
I LIKE TURTLES!
@Blackinterceptor999Ай бұрын
And those wheels, 16" HPP's with BBS center-caps?
@Blackinterceptor999Ай бұрын
omg I need a set of HPP wheels for my town car
@Blackinterceptor999Ай бұрын
Also...How did you get into the headlights? I have a set of the hard to get Marauder style headlights from headlights depot that would look Siiiiick with Projectors.
@iliketowncarsАй бұрын
the headlamp has 3 parts, the lens and two assemblies. the inner assembly holds the 9006 adjustable bucket, the outer assembly has the turn signal, corner, and side lamp. baking in the oven was good enough to separate the inner and outer assemblies; but the lamp is big and won't fit in a little oven and the risk of melting it is higher. to get the lens off the outer assembly i had a better time using a heat gun and slowly working around the whole thing. prepare to spend a few nights at it. the sealing material doesn't soften it just cracks which is why all the oem lamps leak. i replaced it with the retrorubber product. i'm not sure if the aftermarket assemblies do things better or worse in these regards. the MLED is a large projector and was tough to fit in these town car lamps.
@Blackinterceptor999Ай бұрын
If it's just the chassis that's rusty you can chassis swap it with a newer one and upgrade the front suspension and steering...there's always a way to keep it alive...Just every time you make a big replacement, make it a big upgrade instead since your already replacing the parts
@midwestpanther98Ай бұрын
You can't beat the sound of a Cadillac horn!
@cartierchronicles2000Ай бұрын
Looking Great love the projector headlights ❤
@KCCardCoАй бұрын
Always liked the sound of the door latching. An "O" ring for the power steering failed on these. Happened to me twice. PT sensor was $700 in 2000 to replace. I realized I could have done it myself.
@kasier1532Ай бұрын
Ameizing
@auntbarbara55762 ай бұрын
We called these "The American Rolls". Boy the view down the hood from the front seat 👌🏽
@auntbarbara55762 ай бұрын
Had several limo companies in the 1980s and 90s. These cars are stronger than 100 acres of garlic 👍🏽
@smoke4life182Ай бұрын
I also own an 87 TC that I purchased brand new. I love the styling and consistently get 25 MPG on the highway.
@melvinharris78592 ай бұрын
Glad to see you're still alive. You should make some videos with the '03 Mercury and the '99 Town Car.
@auntbarbara55762 ай бұрын
💯💯💯👍🏽
@PanzerPlatform2 ай бұрын
Yo Yo Yo. Thanks for the update. -Chuck
@melvinharris78592 ай бұрын
What's up Chuckington
@jamalclark73796 ай бұрын
Hopefully you can answer a question,was the 91 town car seats a direct bolt in or did you have to modify to mount them in? Always had a love for these cars and might have a chance to get one but leather is bad ,didn’t think of swapping from panther town car was possible
@iliketowncars6 ай бұрын
so i reused the 91 seat frames, the 1st gen frames are different than those used in the later gens. later gens frames have the outboard rear corner elevated and the hole is in a different place. i only bothered doing this because i wanted to upgrade my manual passenger seat to power, so i used the frames out of the 91. i had to drill a hole in the correct place and replace the stud with a long bolt with a 2" or so spacer, i dont remember exactly. what i could've done apparently was just transfer the 91 seats onto the 1st gen frames, if i didn't mind keeping the passenger seat on manual tracks.
@jamalclark73796 ай бұрын
Thank you for the info and immediate reply,it helped out greatly,keep the classics alive!
@jamalclark73796 ай бұрын
Also did you hook up the power to the 91 seats and if so how do you operate them? Did you operate them by the stock door panel switches?
@iliketowncars6 ай бұрын
the 6 way motors hook up to the same 6 pin harness in the floor. Theres an additional harness for under seat courtesy lamps. I ran a new harness for power recline and power lumbar. I attempted to incorporate the memory seat module but i think my module is defunct from getting dragged through the junkyard (these seats were heavy)
@jamalclark73796 ай бұрын
So your stock door switches controlled the 91 seats and seat back recline or did you have to incorporate a new set of switches,you really should do a video on this,I definitely think a lot of us would love to know how you did it,thank you for responding
@THEFlea19918 ай бұрын
What a gorgeous car. I too love the Town cars. I have a few LeSabres in great shape. But now looking for a Towncar. Very nice vehicle you have there Sir
@iliketowncars8 ай бұрын
Thank you :)
@NathanEaster-et1ey9 ай бұрын
Yeah those are my favorite cars there I'd really like them I love a Town Car go to my favorite
@seethebutter9 ай бұрын
Gorgeous
@PISTOLERO19889 ай бұрын
price please ?
@zov14_889 ай бұрын
Only me and Michael Jackson have one
@johnripley832510 ай бұрын
When you paint it are you going with the same colour or something different?
@iliketowncars9 ай бұрын
I'd keep it black 👍
@perrymckinney614610 ай бұрын
The best town cars ever made, this was a true lincoln. I had an 85, the best and most dependable car I ever had. It still ran with 263000 miles. Ohio roads killed the frame. Today's lincolns are just the lincoln logo and trim tacked on another Ford car or suv.
@richardsanders462410 ай бұрын
Beautiful Car. 😘👍
@iliketowncars10 ай бұрын
Thank you
@richardsanders462410 ай бұрын
Your Welcome Sir..! Lincoln Enthusiast, Fan of all Makes Models. Best Wishes 😀👍
@RodknockRhett10 ай бұрын
I swear I can let mine sit for a year with the battery connected and it’ll fire up.
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I like that the LED headlights look like original style.
Never had a Sony phone myself, I've had a few LG and lots of Samsungs, also had an HTC back in the day. I had a few iPhones as well (5, 6s, 8, 8 Plus, XR), they were nice but I've always found myself coming back to Android as I just like the OS more, just my personal preference. Currently I use a Galaxie S21, I had 3 S10 Plus before that, I kept buying those since they were the last one to come with a headphone jack. Unfortunately they are rather fragile due to the curved glass, and being an OLED panel, once that screen is cracked its basically totaled. My current phone has held up much better. Never really could get into cell phones like I have with computers, so I kinda just see them as a tool.
I gave you a thumbs up but I'm not sure why. But I do have a question which has nothing to do with a smart phone. My brother purchased a 2000 Lincoln Town Car Signature Series about 10 years ago. The car was owned by an elderly couple, all service records were provided, and the car was kept in a heated and cooled garage. The Lincoln had about 125,000 miles on the odometer and was extremely clean. The test drive was satisfactory, according to my brother. I used another word for that rebadged Ford. The owner made a point to ask us if we had ever driven a full-size Lincoln because this 2000 model was quite different. And he pressed us on this issue and said it was the worst Lincoln he had ever owned. To make a long story short, this Town Car only gets 14.5 miles per gallon on the highway. I consider myself a fairly good mechanic, but I couldn't find the problem. The car was taken to the Ford/Lincoln dealership, and they came up with nothing. Another mechanic, a good friend, checked the car and he just shook his head and said, "you got what you paid for." Any suggestions. Team Trump USA 2024
The system of factors that goes into fuel economy is too complex to effectively troubleshoot via social media. 14 to the gallon average even with highway miles sounds typical enough, personally I'd want to drive the car for an extended period of time to get a feel for what's going on. My trips have to be over 80% Highway for my fuel pump fill up average to exceed 20 MPG
That's 194k (not 94k miles). Nice ride though.
car fax confirmed everythings where it's supposed to be
Nice.
Mercury gang
I can't see it. What is that red light for. Is it the seatbelt light.
Yes it's that one. this car also starts beeping if I don't belt up, the older cars dont. im spoiled by New Hampshire and Massachusetts having no primary enforcement for now.
@@iliketowncars Yo Aharon, Have you not seen my video how to disable the belt minder chime?
Yo Julio.
@@PanzerPlatform seems not! But it’s sadly not to urgent i refresh my knowledge as the mercury is in hospice and most any footage I’ll put up on it is from the archives. :(
@@iliketowncars kzread.info/dash/bejne/nYmgyNupZJi0mZc.html
My parents had a 1988 Grand Marquis Colony Park LS wagon and a 1988 Lincoln Town Car Signature Series. These cars were easy to service and got great gas mileage. Both were equipped with 5.0 fuel injected engine. The Town Car actually got about 28 mpg highway and 20 mpg city. The Colony Park about 24 mpg highway and 18 mpg in town. Both cars were "What a Luxury Car Should Be." Sadly, the last real Lincoln Town Car was made in 1997. What followed were Fords with a Lincoln badge.
To be fair, the 98+ Town Cars I would say are no more badge engineered than the prior ones. You still had entirely unique bodywork, an entirely unique interior, a unique frame with longer wheelbase, and a shared drivetrain (like with prior models). I can understand not liking the 98+ Town Cars but I don't think saying they are "Fords with a Lincoln badge" is really accurate.
@@melvinharris7859 i'm seeing both sides here, in my anecdote there is appreciably more comfort and luxury between my 03 GS and the 99 Cartier. but 98+ eliminated more if not all of the traditional slab-sided, squared-off classic Lincoln aesthetic that persevered from the late-60s through the 97. of course i ding on the 1990 for doing away with the bladed fenders and integrated soft-tops. in the end True Town Car is in the eye of the Town Car buyer. For very many buyers, it was the 97. For me, I accept 2011.
@@iliketowncars They did ditch some of the historic Lincoln styling cues as time went on. Personally I was never into stuff like the Rolls Royce grille and vinyl top anyways so I don't really mind. I think the slab-sided bladed fender thing was kind of played out by the 80s, considering it can be traced all the way back to the '61 Continental, though I do think it was done tastefully on the later 80s Town Cars (the early ones with the pointy fender and quarter tips and totally upright rear end are a bit too much for me). The 98 Town Car looks less like a Town Car and more like a fat '95 Continental. But I would still say it looks like a Lincoln.
Yes
Lmao. You should put time stamp chapters. Lol -Chuck
Omg
We had an 89. Best car ever.
Great machine. I love the P-Series ThinkPads. I have a P50 myself, which is my daily driver. I do wish my P50 had an optical drive like the P7x does. I guess I can break out one of my many old school ThinkPads if I need to read a DVD or CD.
There’s some cheap usb to Optical drive cables that essentially let you use those laptop dvd drives as usb optical drives. It’s worth it if you have a lot of old laptop dvd drives like me.
Nice. Good to see its still going good. I've sat in a few of those 90-94 Cartier seats before, they are SUPER comfy. I think they had several inches of extra padding over the Executive and Signature seats. Definitely agree about the KYB shock absorbers. They are some good shocks.
definitely my most comfy cruiser. plushest seats, overboosted power steering, and no tire vibration. really lucky to have it
Hi Chuck.i checked that link. i had small vacation,so i can ansfer now.I ts a strange idea.Two cams in front and no cam for rear filming.Thats strange.And Lincoln looks very nice with new rear bench.
Thanks for the update. I think about you every time I use my turn signal at night. lol Those Diode Dynamic LED Pods are still working great. Thank you again. -Chuck
i loved that you brought back the cornering lamps, did you notice BMW brought back cornering lamps on their SUVs. the Diode Dynamics are really sweet i'm glad they're serving you well
@@iliketowncars I didn't notice about the BMW SUV's.
Hey TC fanatic! so I've been looking for a TC Lincoln 87-89 and im ready to buy one i just wanted to ask you any car buying sites you recommend and what price would you pay for one? thanks man reply anytime! 🤙
Just got a '99 LTC. Had a '98. Kept it going for 9 years.
Yo Aharon, Excellent video. Thank you for taking the time. -Chuck
Hey Chuck, Thanks for stopping by
Loved it completely. And yes, don't ever get rid of it. You will regret it. I've had people say to me they had one sold it, and now they miss it. I'm at 234,591 miles on my 2008 Lincoln town car. Rides smooth and the airbags are still good. These cars will never die. Just keep up the maintenance.
Car looks so much better without the vinyl top. I will say I've never been a huge fan of the look of these personally, but I guess it has grown on me over time. Yours in that color and configuration I think looks relatively sharp. But I do still prefer the second gen or the first gen. Should also note, if you want that car to ride like a first or second gen Town Car, you'd have to swap the front and rear springs. Ford progressively upped the spring rates on these first starting in '95 for the front springs, then in '98 for the rears, and '98 also got heavier duty shock absorbers. The biggest thing is the front springs though. I've known a few people who put the 80-94 front springs in 95-97s with good results. Handling isn't really effected much so long as you don't mess with the stabilizer bars.
funny thing is when i changed front springs on my 88 i bought the moog 9114 set which they intend for 98-02 town car. recently i got the front springs and control arms replaced on the 99 this time i bought the Moog 9046 set which moog says is for the older town cars. i think all the moog springs sit higher than factory anyway but the 99 certainly rides really nice with the civilian spec gabriel and motorcraft shocks on it right now. my 88 has heavy duty KYB in the front and i'm OK with them but in the back i have these insane gabriel "load carrier" shocks which i'll be replacing with more KYBs.
@@iliketowncars KYBs are good shocks. I have a set I intend on putting in my Grand Marquis whenever the original ones finally kick the bucket.
not an early 99....remember 1998 and early 99's did not have the keypad on the driver's door.... also for all 1999's side air bags were standard equipment, optional in 98... love the hood ornament added...
I LIKE TURTLES!
And those wheels, 16" HPP's with BBS center-caps?
omg I need a set of HPP wheels for my town car
Also...How did you get into the headlights? I have a set of the hard to get Marauder style headlights from headlights depot that would look Siiiiick with Projectors.
the headlamp has 3 parts, the lens and two assemblies. the inner assembly holds the 9006 adjustable bucket, the outer assembly has the turn signal, corner, and side lamp. baking in the oven was good enough to separate the inner and outer assemblies; but the lamp is big and won't fit in a little oven and the risk of melting it is higher. to get the lens off the outer assembly i had a better time using a heat gun and slowly working around the whole thing. prepare to spend a few nights at it. the sealing material doesn't soften it just cracks which is why all the oem lamps leak. i replaced it with the retrorubber product. i'm not sure if the aftermarket assemblies do things better or worse in these regards. the MLED is a large projector and was tough to fit in these town car lamps.
If it's just the chassis that's rusty you can chassis swap it with a newer one and upgrade the front suspension and steering...there's always a way to keep it alive...Just every time you make a big replacement, make it a big upgrade instead since your already replacing the parts
You can't beat the sound of a Cadillac horn!
Looking Great love the projector headlights ❤
Always liked the sound of the door latching. An "O" ring for the power steering failed on these. Happened to me twice. PT sensor was $700 in 2000 to replace. I realized I could have done it myself.
Ameizing
We called these "The American Rolls". Boy the view down the hood from the front seat 👌🏽
Had several limo companies in the 1980s and 90s. These cars are stronger than 100 acres of garlic 👍🏽
I also own an 87 TC that I purchased brand new. I love the styling and consistently get 25 MPG on the highway.
Glad to see you're still alive. You should make some videos with the '03 Mercury and the '99 Town Car.
💯💯💯👍🏽
Yo Yo Yo. Thanks for the update. -Chuck
What's up Chuckington
Hopefully you can answer a question,was the 91 town car seats a direct bolt in or did you have to modify to mount them in? Always had a love for these cars and might have a chance to get one but leather is bad ,didn’t think of swapping from panther town car was possible
so i reused the 91 seat frames, the 1st gen frames are different than those used in the later gens. later gens frames have the outboard rear corner elevated and the hole is in a different place. i only bothered doing this because i wanted to upgrade my manual passenger seat to power, so i used the frames out of the 91. i had to drill a hole in the correct place and replace the stud with a long bolt with a 2" or so spacer, i dont remember exactly. what i could've done apparently was just transfer the 91 seats onto the 1st gen frames, if i didn't mind keeping the passenger seat on manual tracks.
Thank you for the info and immediate reply,it helped out greatly,keep the classics alive!
Also did you hook up the power to the 91 seats and if so how do you operate them? Did you operate them by the stock door panel switches?
the 6 way motors hook up to the same 6 pin harness in the floor. Theres an additional harness for under seat courtesy lamps. I ran a new harness for power recline and power lumbar. I attempted to incorporate the memory seat module but i think my module is defunct from getting dragged through the junkyard (these seats were heavy)
So your stock door switches controlled the 91 seats and seat back recline or did you have to incorporate a new set of switches,you really should do a video on this,I definitely think a lot of us would love to know how you did it,thank you for responding
What a gorgeous car. I too love the Town cars. I have a few LeSabres in great shape. But now looking for a Towncar. Very nice vehicle you have there Sir
Thank you :)
Yeah those are my favorite cars there I'd really like them I love a Town Car go to my favorite
Gorgeous
price please ?
Only me and Michael Jackson have one
When you paint it are you going with the same colour or something different?
I'd keep it black 👍
The best town cars ever made, this was a true lincoln. I had an 85, the best and most dependable car I ever had. It still ran with 263000 miles. Ohio roads killed the frame. Today's lincolns are just the lincoln logo and trim tacked on another Ford car or suv.
Beautiful Car. 😘👍
Thank you
Your Welcome Sir..! Lincoln Enthusiast, Fan of all Makes Models. Best Wishes 😀👍
I swear I can let mine sit for a year with the battery connected and it’ll fire up.