Lincoln Continental Mark VI Sedan 1 Owner

Description

Up for sale, 1 owner, clean title Lincoln brought from FL, the car is in an original good shape in and out. New alternator and battery. The engine is smooth and quiet, transmission shifts great. Original 83k miles with clean Carfax. Any reasonable offer will be accepted. This is not a Town Car.
I have not driven the car for long distances. It was originally bought to be shipped to Europe for my father as a weekend car.
Please feel free to ask any questions I will try to answer them the best I can.
Feedback on this car based on Wikipedia:
For 1980, the Signature Series was available in both coupe and sedan formats. This edition was a successor to the 1979 Collector's Series option package and included most Lincoln options. These cars were available in either burgundy or silver exterior colors. The only interior color was red, in either leather or velour. Unique features included a rechargeable glove box flashlight, special seat sew pattern, gold and Macaser Ebony wood treatments and a complete digital instrument cluster with fully electronically controlled EEC III engine with a 4-speed AOD, and a leather-bound tool kit in the trunk. When first introduced in October 1979, final cost could exceed $24,000, which converts to approximately $77,986 in today's dollars. By the end of the model year, 1980 prices had increased by nearly $1,000.
In 1981, the Signature Series edition was offered again in red or silver, with a choice of black or white exterior colors being added near the end of the model year. The interior color on these Signature Series cars was red only, in leather or velour. For 1982 and 1983, the Signature Series carried on but lost its exclusive colors as these cars were now available in any exterior color and any interior color. The tool kit and glove box flashlight were no longer featured as well.
Production figures were: 38,891 (1980), 36,398 (1981), 26,336 (1982), and 30,856 (1983)