I'm toying around with the idea of selling my 1996.

It has a salvage title and still needs a little work but I have most of the parts to put it back the way it needs to be, the whole thing is in primer at the moment. I have a spare VCRM/VLCM that will sell with it.

Mainly, the radiator core support needs to be straightened a little and then the car will be ready to go. The engine has 101,XXX miles on it and still runs great. I'm not interested in disassembling the car for parts, so don't ask.

If someone is interested, great, if not, well I'll hold onto it for awhile longer and maybe I'll get around to finishing it.

How much?

Haven't really set a price, shoot me some kind of offer, I'll consider it. By the way, this is my shaved door handle mark!

yes, seeking a reasonable priced car. what color is it? Sounds like somewhere around 7-800.

Like I said, it's in primer at the moment, you could paint it whatever color you want. Gray primer.

Post some current pics.

Post some current pics.

I'll have to get some, I haven't taken any recent pictures of the car. Not a whole lot has changed since the last pics besides that I reassembled the front end so I could drive it when I moved last year.

These (http://www.lincolnvscadillac.com/showpost.php?p=477253&postcount=33) were taken last year when I got the car back from getting the handles done.

Here are the most current pics! (http://picasaweb.google.com/96hotrodlincoln/96Linc?feat=directlink)

Here are some that are a little older! (http://picasaweb.google.com/96hotrodlincoln/96Primer?feat=directlink)

It also has Eddies 1.5 inch drop coil conversion.

couldn't really see in the pics, are the jambs primered too. What color was it before your body work.

couldn't really see in the pics, are the jambs primered too. What color was it before your body work.

The jambs are not primered, I had planned on putting it back the same color. The paint code is TR, is the same color as Mafioso's car in this thread (http://www.lincolnvscadillac.com/showthread.php?t=39606&highlight=paint).