1986 Lincoln Town Car Limousine by Corporate Coachworks

This 1986 Lincoln Town Car left the factory as a Signature Series model and was converted into a limousine by Corporate Coachworks of Springfield, Missouri. It is said to have been acquired by a New Jersey housing developer for use by his parents and driven through 1993 before being put into storage. The car is finished in blue and gold with a blue vinyl roof and features a widened rear body. The forward cabin is appointed with a blue cloth–trimmed bench seat, while the passenger’s compartment is outfitted with two bench seats trimmed in blue leather as well as wood cabinetry, a television, a power-operated partition, and a glass sunroof. Power is from a 5.0L V8 mated to a four-speed automatic transmission. Acquired by the selling dealer in 2025, this Town Car limousine is offered at no reserve with a 1980s sales invoice, manufacturer’s literature, and a clean Michigan title. The body has been widened behind the front doors and is finished in dark blue and gold with a blue vinyl roof and polished lower accents. A boomerang-style TV antenna is mounted to the power-closing decklid, and further details include a hood ornament, a keyless entry pad, and a glass sunroof over the rear cabin. The selling dealer notes various paint chips around the car.