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You need to show this to Jay Leno.

176,000 miles car is in amazing condition and beautiful. Of course it's one of your cars of course it is 😂. I had a 89 Town car i bought from the limo company i worked for. It was the owners mom's car and was used for corporate pickups. Which meant picking someone up from the airport. I hated driving to the airport still do it's a complete nightmare lol Boston Logan international airport. There is a limo car park but it was always full my luck 🤦 i loved that car 🚗 I'm going to get another one day. My car currently has 160,000 it's a 05 Toyota Corolla i thought that was a lot lol

Most guys would do a trade in for an extra 3 and a half inches.

Thanks Tony. Good to know the process. 👍

My family gets a discount for Ford motor company automatically

Great product. True American developing a product investing in this country. Need more like Mr Tony! Thank you

Great video!!! I would really appreciate some guidance on installing center caps on my aluminum spoked wheels. When I got my 89 Lincoln, all of the center caps were in the trunk. I push it in, turn 1/4 turn and they are loose. What does the center bolt fasten to? Thanks Tony - I appreciate any help you could give.

Good video I always loved how Ford counter balanced the decklid to open fully when released. I love the soft close power pull down.

Hi again Tony, what a simpel job for a change i like it. I would like to have one of this for my BMW E39 from the year 2000, but I supos they did not have this on my model. And her in Sweden we hav a wether that is very warm to day so i will not go out in the sun right now.👍👍

This just happened to my 89 town car! First the glove box then the key pad. Thanks for the video.

Thanks for the reminder lesson on the trunk actuator Tony. Till next time…

Another Cadillac wannabe

I have to disagree with you on the tilt wheel. I prefer the style GM has used for decades which most manufacturers do where the whole column tilts. With just the wheel tilting you get a weird angle IMO. What year did you buy this car? It’s cool they still use it as their daily driver!

At least your Dads not having you put fender skirts on that Lincoln. Hahaha

Absolutely amazing Mr. Tony - how do you figure all this out. Special thanks to you for helping out your mom & dad. What a blessing you are. Roseann & Dan

Great Video Mr Tony - We love the Detroit shirt. We also love your parents. They are very proud of you as when we met your dad at the Motor Muster he said you were smart and intelligent. We agree as we watch as how you seem to fix everything on these cars. It is great you take such good care of them with this fix and the automatic temperature control. Take good care and looking forward to the next video. Roseann & Dan

Thanks for the diy video. Very helpful for future reference. Your the best! Looks like you might need big fat lemonade when you're done. Its hof here too.

Every time I see that car, I like it more, Hard to believe it’s 35 years old, still just as beautiful and useful/Functional as it was when it was new, perhaps I’m wrong, I doubt any car built today it will be around 35 years from now?

Dam, that is nice. I would love to drive that around here in New Zealand. It would certainly turn a lot of heads, get a lot of attention.

they used a whiter than white leather dye in this era at Fordland. I like white dashboards and I don't know why.

I know when my parents tell me something is broken, 9 times out of 10 when i try the same senerio - it works for me just fine 🤣🤣. So they might be NUTS in that regards. But i also work in Information Technology so that doesn't mesh real well with older people either. Lol. Great video Tony.

Tony, I only had one car with a power trunk release (91 Grand Marquis) and most of the time I forgot it had that feature. 😉

Those 9F715's did get dirty easily cuz of the PCV oil residue. Id take the motor part of it off and put the body in the carb cleaner tank. Worked alright back in the day. Just don't put any sealing parts in the tank. 3.0 L Taurus of the day were really bad for gumming those up. Rolling idle that many unknowledgeable techs would throw EEC IV processors at it. Didn't help.

Not digging the Cragars and oversized tires on the Colony Park.

Got a spare one the shelf for my 88 vic.

Beautiful mid century modern design! Classy car!

Awesome video Tony, glad to see your back to making repair videos. Keep them coming. Would you know where I could find one for a 77 mercury marquis? I've been having the same issue with my ac in my 77. Thought it might have been the hvac relay but that didn't fix it.

My vent roof is stuck open, I tried calibrating it but sunroo won't shut

I love that starter sound too! Just that smooth precise sound and the 5.0 coming to life. I bought a1987 Grand Marquis, brand new. A two door. I absolutely LOVED that car. I remember picking it up at the Lincoln-Mercury dealer. The interior was palatial. The blue. velour seats and that new car smell. It was intoxicating. Lol. It was like sitting in a Rolls Royce! I put 215,000 miles on it and it could have easily gone to 300k but I traded it in for a ‘93 Cougar with the 5.0.Unfortunately, Ford has lost it’s way in the QC department. I’ve been hardcore Ford since my first Chevy and the quality between those. ‘80s full sized Fords and the Fords of today is night and day.

Get rid of the fender skirts!

Great educational video Tony

Do you have to drop the motor to remove the sunroof?

Great video Tony, thank you....

WOW.

UNBELIEVABLE

MICHELINS IS THE ONLY TIRE THAT GOES ON A LINCOLN PERIOD

ABD DONT EVER USE ARMAOL ON ANYTHING PERIOD BABY OIL IS THE BEST THING

I’d drive it from coast to coast

When did they change the back up lites there was one big one in the center correct from 85 to 1987 ?

I live in GA and it would be parked in my garage

I really like this town car you wanna sell it ?

Thanks! Yeah the sun roof can be a pain when it's not working. But if you're a cigar enthusiast like I am it's pretty awesome! Mines doing the same thing. The other night it wouldn't close. Now it won't open and it's catching in the drivers corner like this one was.

Hi again Tony, no you do not hav to bee sorry we can see what you are doing fine. And as usual i like your videos a lot.👍👍

Tony, Putting aside air conditioning issues for a moment, you have reminded me how much I miss car interiors that are not black or gray. Can anyone remember the last time someone made a car with a red dash or steering wheel?

Thamks 📊

I like all your videos !!!

Great work Tony 😊 Nice Town Car, looks very well kept

Another great video Tony. This is going to be helpful when I start working on the hvac system in my 1981 Marquis Brougham. It has the optional Automatic Temperature Control system and currently only blows warm air through the defrost vents. In all of my years of working on these cars, I have never had to work on hvac other than recharging systems. Surely the components are the same and locations similar to the Town Car. Thanks for the confidence boost, your timing is always impeccable!

Take it easy on yourself the videos on greenfield village are always interesting by the way thanks for the video on how to replace the atc after all I found a matching blue dash pad for my 88 tc in the junkyard with no cracks! So you video showed me what entails taking it off

Nice but that Red interior that is awful