Looking For Pics Of Platnium Lsc/se

[460 Tzilla]

Any Body Have One Of These Gray Cars.I'm Told They Are The Rarest Of The Lsc/se's Thanks Donnie............

 

[SilverFox]

yes they are, only 1990....you can find them on Autotrader here and there. Most collectors keep them however. LOL and FVC have a few...none for sale that I know. of.

 

[OldSchool1]

Any Body Have One Of These Gray Cars.I'm Told They Are The Rarest Of The Lsc/se's Thanks Donnie............

http://thelincolnmarkviiclub.org/Gallery/Sample-Grey-1990-LSC-Special-Edition

Even more rare would be this particular car but with a moon roof.

 

[OldSchool1]

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Most collectors keep them however.
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That's why we're called collectors

 

[Frogman]

That's why we're called collectors

No... Really? :lol:

I do think the Mark VII's only look good in Black or that grey. any other color... looks like it don't belong.

 

[Lincolnlov]

http://thelincolnmarkviiclub.org/Gallery/Sample-Grey-1990-LSC-Special-Edition

Even more rare would be this particular car but with a moon roof.

John,
Out of ignorance I have to ask --- is my (red) 1990 LSC SE with a moon roof rare? I have no idea.

 

[boss82gt]

I'd rather have a green 92 over the platium 1990 lscse. Green is my favorite color.

 

[OldSchool1]

John,
Out of ignorance I have to ask --- is my (red) 1990 LSC SE with a moon roof rare? I have no idea.

Unique but not rare.

Consider RARE to mean somewhere between 0% and 25% of total production (192,000). Today, people will crush a Black or Blue or Gold 1990 without giving it a second thought, so, there are MANY more surviving Red LSC's or LSC SE's (there ~is~ a difference) as compared to survivng Black, Blue, or Gold 1990 Mark VIIs.

So far, no one has been able to provide a breakdown of colors or models for 1990 but the total year production was 22,313.

"After a 570 mile drive over about eleven hours ... I'm a bit fried."
JD

 

[OldSchool1]

I'd rather have a green 92 over the platium 1990 lscse. Green is my favorite color.

Either are considered ~rare~.

Green was only produced in 1992 and MOSTLY in a Bill Blass.

 

[Lincolnlov]

Unique but not rare.

Consider RARE to mean somewhere between 0% and 25% of total production (192,000). Today, people will crush a Black or Blue or Gold 1990 without giving it a second thought, so, there are MANY more surviving Red LSC's or LSC SE's (there ~is~ a difference) as compared to survivng Black, Blue, or Gold 1990 Mark VIIs.

So far, no one has been able to provide a breakdown of colors or models for 1990 but the total year production was 22,313.

"After a 570 mile drive over about eleven hours ... I'm a bit fried."
JD

Many thanks for your reply, JY. Glad to know.
I know what you must be feeling. Drove from Charleston SC to N. Va. on I 95 last Sat. (not in my Mark but in my LS). I 95 is MAD with people driving like there is no tomorrow. Even at my age I'm still comfy with 75-80 but the fast lane was moving along in the 90's with maybe 4 car lengths between them. Too thrilling for me!
Thanks again for the Mark info.

 

[Frat-man-du]

Many thanks for your reply, JY. Glad to know.
I know what you must be feeling. Drove from Charleston SC to N. Va. on I 95 last Sat. (not in my Mark but in my LS). I 95 is MAD with people driving like there is no tomorrow. Even at my age I'm still comfy with 75-80 but the fast lane was moving along in the 90's with maybe 4 car lengths between them. Too thrilling for me!
Thanks again for the Mark info.

Wierd so did I. I have a place on IOP and live in Vienna

 

[OldSchool1]

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Thanks again for the Mark info.

You're welcome.

Thank you for saving another Mark VII from the crusher.