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Daily driven 5.OH what you think?

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MyHoFoSho

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Ok i am looking to buy a 1986 Mark VII LSC for $1850. It has like 86,xxx miles on it but what you guys think about them. And also i know the motor is all stock and had n2o run in the motor once or twice. The guy told me he did so not sure if it hurt the motor to bad or not or how bad the n2o is for the motor. Just let me know what you guys think because i want the car and it is not to hard to pull a motor and you can get and exploder motor around here for about $600 bucks. But car looks really nice with just a bit of rust on it.
 

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Pic?
 

MyHoFoSho

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Here is the link on crigslist 1986 lincoln mark vii lsc black on black
 
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avg price for the car. 1850 is good but you could do 2000 or 2500 or a clear title and no rust im sure????
 

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Lol @ "1986 is the best year 5.0 ho" comment
 

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looks ok, but when selling a car, N20 run through motor once or twice means = 1 or 2 x25 = 25-50 times
 

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Cobra912 said:
looks ok, but when selling a car, N20 run through motor once or twice means = 1 or 2 x25 = 25-50 times
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+1
 

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Cobra912 said:
looks ok, but when selling a car, N20 run through motor once or twice means = 1 or 2 x25 = 25-50 times
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Ha...+2

The Mark VIIs have many electronic components including an air suspension that can be troublesome if they fail. Personally, I'd pass on this one. The rust is a deal breaker.
 

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$1850 isn't bad "if thats what your lookin for". Might a little high. Offer him $1500 for it and drive it until the wheels fall off for that price. The old 5.0s are pretty tough engines. Nitrous doesn't make it an automatic lemon. Just drive it,listen to it, check the oils, ect, for signs of problems.

My brother owned two of those cars. The most common problem with the LSC's is electronic air ride suspension. This suspension is an expensive mistake. Once it gets some years on it it goes to sh%t.

Other than that they were pretty fun cars.
 

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Mustang5L5 said:
Lol @ "1986 is the best year 5.0 ho" comment
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lol i thought that was funny to and all i plan to do is rock the car untill the wheels fall off. Not do any thing major with it put on exploder intake an x-pipe i have sitting in my garage and some tires and that is it. I will drive it every day and in the snow and salt so the rust on the quarter really doesnt scare me to much plus i kind of want to learn some body work so i could test out my skills.
 

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Mustang5L5 said:
Lol @ "1986 is the best year 5.0 ho" comment
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+1
 

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Could always toss some coil springs in. I'm sure a big heavy boat would look nice with Mach or bullitts springs. Unsure if it's been done. Springs are cheap
 

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Yup you can put springs in them but they said you have to get t-bird front lower control arms not sure why though it is just from what i am reading.
 
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