Not a car I want to own, but I like seeing nice examples still on the road. If you see one, snap a pic and share it here. There are fewer of them on the road each year.
Crown Vic, Mercury Grand Marquis, Mercury Marauder and Lincoln Town Car pics thread
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My own. Love these cars: reliable, easy to work on. Mine is my dd, driving around 450 Miles a week
Cleetus puts on a lot of races with Crown Vics,
Here's the Mom Prix race:
Here's the Mom Prix race:
I fail to see what's attractive about the rear of that automobile......
Full on 4x4 drive train.
I would love to put that front bumper guard on my truck.
Big enough?
If I had to have a boat like that it would have to be the Impala SS.
Ready to rip some Ozark mountain two lanes.
Using ours to block a huge portion of the driveway during a snow event. Less snow to shovel once I moved "Marquita" out of the driveway. Marquita was formerly my grandmother's car. We sold it on in 2020
A few more of the above 1999 MGM
Jerseyville! You must be down St. Louis way.
That's where Grandma was from.Jerseyville! You must be down St. Louis way.
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My dad's summer car is an '03 Town Car, that replaced his '89 Town Car that I owned for several years (and modified), which I then gifted to a friend of mine who was in a bit of a bind financially and needed wheels. It served him reliably for many years and he sold it to an old boy who wanted to restore it.
Will see if I can snag a pic of my dad's at some point. He's got some "old man patina" on the rear bumper from where it has gone over a curb or sidewalk a few times... My middle son wants my dad to sell it to him, lol, just loves the car.
I'd love to see one of the termi-swapped examples in real life, those would be a sweet sleeper if properly executed.
Will see if I can snag a pic of my dad's at some point. He's got some "old man patina" on the rear bumper from where it has gone over a curb or sidewalk a few times... My middle son wants my dad to sell it to him, lol, just loves the car.
I'd love to see one of the termi-swapped examples in real life, those would be a sweet sleeper if properly executed.