7k-Mile 2002 Lincoln Blackwood on BaT

[SID297]

Kinda surprised at the amount of cracking/wrinkles & wear on the front seat bottoms for a car with such low miles

Looks like they were never conditioned.

 

[afcobra01]

Have not seen one of those in a while. Looks to be in good shape. Not the prettiest Lincoln I have seen.

 

[7998]

Sold for $45k. BAT fever is alive and well. If you want to find a cool vehicle and over pay for it, BAT is the place to go.

 

[Weather Man]

@SID297 Do I win a cookie for my call out

 

[SID297]

Sold for $45k. BAT fever is alive and well. If you want to find a cool vehicle and over pay for it, BAT is the place to go.

The way I look at it, if that's what you want where are you going to find another one like it?

 

[SID297]

@SID297 Do I win a cookie for my call out

 

[muscleatsrice]

Bet it would look sharp in metallic white.

Ehh you can only put so much lipstick on a pig lol


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[SolarYellow]

Sold for $45k. BAT fever is alive and well. If you want to find a cool vehicle and over pay for it, BAT is the place to go.

Cool is stretching it (some are I guess) but being taken for a ride seems to be the M.O.

 

[7998]

The way I look at it, if that's what you want where are you going to find another one like it?

It's worth what someone is willing to pay for it for sure. I follow a lot BAT auctions , mostly P-cars and they usually sell for 20% higher than you can buy them CPO at a Porsche dealer. BAT definitely brings the money. I would highly recommend selling a vehicle on there, buying one, not so much.

 

[me32]

Terrible truck. For the price buy the Harley Davidson truck and enjoy that sweet supercharged V8.

Was pretty sick for its time. Definitely love the supercharged Harley truck. But everyone forgets the 5.4 32v was a stout motor.

 

[CobraBob]

The way I look at it, if that's what you want where are you going to find another one like it?

I agree, Sid. If it was a Lightning, there would have been no negative comments regarding the price paid. It was a rarely seen truck (with only 7K miles on it). IMO the buyer paid fair money for it in today's market. BAT sales are reflective of that market.

 

[kevinatfms]

Was pretty sick for its time. Definitely love the supercharged Harley truck. But everyone forgets the 5.4 32v was a stout motor.

It made 300hp out of a DOHC 5.4L aluminum V8. Not exactly shocking in the Navigator. Once they threw on different heads, cams and intake it became a beast.

Also, F-that stupid Navigator intake manifold.

 

[me32]

It made 300hp out of a DOHC 5.4L aluminum V8. Not exactly shocking in the Navigator. Once they threw on different heads, cams and intake it became a beast.

Also, F-that stupid Navigator intake manifold.

Considering back then not many trucks were making 300hp. I say it was impressive.

 

[SID297]

It made 300hp out of a DOHC 5.4L aluminum V8. Not exactly shocking in the Navigator. Once they threw on different heads, cams and intake it became a beast.

Also, F-that stupid Navigator intake manifold.

That beast had an iron block and an intake that looked like a drunk squid.

 

[kevinatfms]

Considering back then not many trucks were making 300hp. I say it was impressive.

Chevy was 285 for the 5.3L and 300 for the 6.2L. Dodge carried the rear with 220 for the 5.2L and 245 for the 5.9L. Not too far from the Lincoln at a significant discount(Blackwood was north of $52000 at the time).

The 5.4 SOHC S/C was a better option and nearly $15k cheaper in a Harley truck than the Blackwood.

 

[kevinatfms]

That beast had an iron block and an intake that looked like a drunk squid.

I forgot the Intech V8's were all iron. Only the 4.6L got the aluminum blocks.

And that intake manifold led to sooooooo many skinned knuckles and swear words. Absolutely terrible to work on, in, around.

 

[me32]

Chevy was 285 for the 5.3L and 300 for the 6.2L. Dodge carried the rear with 220 for the 5.2L and 245 for the 5.9L. Not too far from the Lincoln at a significant discount(Blackwood was north of $52000 at the time).

The 5.4 SOHC S/C was a better option and nearly $15k cheaper in a Harley truck than the Blackwood.

Chevy had the 6.0L back then which actually was the most reliable motor they made. Too bad the trans was junk. The 6.0 was also in limited trucks similar to the 5.4 32v.

The 5.4 SOHC was a reliable motor