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heheh I had to giggle when i read all these post and then it ends at hubcentric rings that i mentioned in post 3

im not a expert but i though only difference for 1981 was it became its own car. My buddy had a 80 that said Continental Towncar and i thought in 81 it became just the Towncar? I dunno those are my favorite ones though . THey had little details that made it lincoln.

The front end you need, --Front header panel --Grill --both Headlamps --Both parking lamps --Front bumper cover Only issue is the 95-97 has a single chrome strip on the bumper where the older ones have 2 chrome strips but most people dont notice it.

1996 Towncar Cartiers

The wood trim will be different i think the 91 will have the light wood and the 94 will have dark but not that big of a deal.

Hows it fit on the hub? you may need a set of hubcentric rings thats my guess,

The best part about a towncar is you can speed all you want but cops arent watching towncars they are watching the lil sports cars. I bought my 1996 Cartier with 280K miles. One owner from a small town. the car was titled to the bank and the insurance to the Owner of the bank and his wife...

How often do you change the timing chain and how do you know if it needs replacement? My TC has 272K miles and it runs fine i was curious if timing chain could be a problem. it was a one owner corporate vehicle so i assume maintenance was done

I have the rear visors on my 96 Cartier and i cant figure out how they come off. I think the wieght of the visors has pulled the headliner loose from the roof and its sagging a bit. so i think if i can get them out i can squirt some adhesive to stick it back to the roof. I know it would...

I cant say for sure since i dont have a 99 but from pics it looks like a panel that can be swapped out then its a matter of wiring the new clock in. only issue may be finding a matching dash clock piece. You will need this...

Have you gotten new shocks lately?? I put new sensa traks on mine and i feel the texture of the road now.

I cant believe i would actually say this but why would you wanna get rid of the air springs? Unless you need to replace everything at once i would think it wouldnt be to expensive to replace just the springs. I think you could even go with Limo air springs which are almost indestructable LOL

SHHHH please dont say LoL in my presence. heheh Im despising that site at this moment. but thats another story... Im hopign this site is better. Im trying to figure out when it bacame so important to me to be part of a forum at all.

LOL I bought my first towncar when i was 25 and loved it then my second when i was 28 and now my 96 Cartier at 30 and I love it. Theres just a attitude you get when you drive a towncar. Of course i also bought a Buick Rendezvous so i think im attracted to old people cars LOL. The towncar is...

Nice Car. I got a 96 and i love it.