My '95, or my buddy's '97?

[Big Mike]

Yeah mine's silver frost and same interior too, coincidentally. The guy who has this car insists I copied him when I got mine. lol

I have one car already, and my mark, I cannot keep both. So that won't work.

 

[Big Mike]

That would be fawkd up if he peddled his car off, and the new owner found his way here.

Anyway, Big Mike, get the 97, swap over all your parts, and part out the 95. That's an idea. You may net more that way. Also, you will have ODB II as well.

This is one thing I was thinking about too.

I don't want to just jump in the '97 head first, and make a mistake, because that's what I usually end up doing. I'm gonna wait until my friend can get the tire aired up and the air ride back up and see how it drives. I rode in it about 5 different times as his car, and it seemed ok, but I hold higher standards to my own cars than those of my friends. I'll let everyone know how it turns out.

 

[Big Mike]

hey, check out my thread, ppl who voted, you probaby have good ideas I could use!
http://www.lincolnvscadillac.com/showthread.php?t=71580

 

[olddavid]

I've got to know - what did you elect to do? I'm seeing a Gen II in your avatar, but that could be older? I just came back with a '98, mostly for the improved air system, transmission, and COP ignition. I like the GenI looks, though, so I understand either point of view. Let's face it, these are the last of the breed - a two-door luxury coupe, started by the Continental in 1956. I cannot see them ever returning to building a low sales coupe, no matter how high the margins. A least no domestic maker. Too bad.

 

[chris2523]

big mike bought the 97. that was like a year and a half ago though. haven't seen mike post in a while either.