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Best bet is to try the junkyards, or find a parts counter guy who'll go the extra mile for you. This is a classic example of the benefit of building a relationship with that kind of person at a dealership. On the other hand, if all you own is one Lincoln and it rarely requires parts, our...

Are you telling them why the tires are being balanced ? If not then the job may fall to the inexperienced kid who is just balancing the tires like he was told, same thing applies with an experienced, competent mechanic. Either you're not telling them all they need to know, or you'rer going to...

"Stock CD Player (what is ford doing with tape decks in 2000 ??)" They assumed that their main customers, the 65 to 85 year old, didn't have any CDs or even knew what they were. Typical. KBX

Your welcome V-Tally. I'll bet you could find a reputable salvage yard to get you a complete factory dual exhaust set up from a wrecked Town Car for a reasonable price. They last a long time so a used system should work fine. Finding someone to install it, if you aren't able to do it yourself...

4.6 Mustang parts are typically tuned specifically for the Mustang. The Panther cars, Crown Vic, Grand Marquis and Town Car, are much heavier and need to have power improvements that do not eat away at the low-end of the power band. A Mustang is lighter and requires less low-end power, therefore...

The benefit of a lower tire pressure in our land yacht Town Cars is a softer ride, regardless of city versus highway. It absorbs the impact of potholes, bumps, etc. much better, which is easier on passengers, that you may want to impress, and the vehicle to some degree. But, 28 psi with 4...