For Sale: 2005 Lincoln Town Car in O'Fallon, Illinois for sale in O Fallon, IL
Vehicle Description Gateway Classic Cars of San Antonio/Austin is proud to present this 2005 Lincoln Town Car Zimmer.
You might have guessed from the strange silhouette, it started life as a 2005 Lincoln Town Car.
Zimmer was originally in the business of making odd retro barges from its foundation in 1980 right up until it went bankrupt in 1988.
Incredibly though, in 1996 a man named Art Zimmer (who had no relation to founder Paul Zimmer) bought the rights to the company and picked up where it had left off, building weird 1920s and 30s-inspired saloons right up until 2020.
This incredible neo classic, cream with maroon accents colored Zimmer and its grand Rolls-Royce styled grill.
You'll feel like royalty as you get stares from everyone you pass along the way.
This vehicle is equipped with all the new amenities that you could ask for.
This unique vehicle speaks of excellence with its brightly chromed pipes on each side below its hood, protruding, triple chromed air horns on the front of the car, which have an authentic sound.
Your chauffeur will open for you the specially crafted extended doors to assist with your entrance into the vehicle.
You'll immediately notice the plush two-tone leather seats, wood trim, fluffy carpets, rear entertainment screen, humidor, fridge, Sony radio and fold down trays.
Still powered by the Lincoln's 4.
6L V8 engine and automatic transmission, this Zimmer delivers a smooth and responsive driving experience.
The lengthened frame yields the kind of luxury ride you'd expect from a car of this stature.
Plus, the power steering, power brakes and four-wheel discs deliver modern ride quality in a vintage-style package.
Premium comfort, true distinction, and easy use all come together in the kind of car that will get people talking.
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You might have guessed from the strange silhouette, it started life as a 2005 Lincoln Town Car.
Zimmer was originally in the business of making odd retro barges from its foundation in 1980 right up until it went bankrupt in 1988.
Incredibly though, in 1996 a man named Art Zimmer (who had no relation to founder Paul Zimmer) bought the rights to the company and picked up where it had left off, building weird 1920s and 30s-inspired saloons right up until 2020.
This incredible neo classic, cream with maroon accents colored Zimmer and its grand Rolls-Royce styled grill.
You'll feel like royalty as you get stares from everyone you pass along the way.
This vehicle is equipped with all the new amenities that you could ask for.
This unique vehicle speaks of excellence with its brightly chromed pipes on each side below its hood, protruding, triple chromed air horns on the front of the car, which have an authentic sound.
Your chauffeur will open for you the specially crafted extended doors to assist with your entrance into the vehicle.
You'll immediately notice the plush two-tone leather seats, wood trim, fluffy carpets, rear entertainment screen, humidor, fridge, Sony radio and fold down trays.
Still powered by the Lincoln's 4.
6L V8 engine and automatic transmission, this Zimmer delivers a smooth and responsive driving experience.
The lengthened frame yields the kind of luxury ride you'd expect from a car of this stature.
Plus, the power steering, power brakes and four-wheel discs deliver modern ride quality in a vintage-style package.
Premium comfort, true distinction, and easy use all come together in the kind of car that will get people talking.
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