Lincoln Versailles Engine Cooling Parts

The Lincoln Versailles went on sale in 1977. Though the new model was virtually mechanically identical to the contemporary Mercury Monarch and Ford Granada, it was differently designed and better equipped. Named after the 17th-century palace in France, the Versailles was, however, rather advanced for the time. Besides its reengineered drivetrain and standard 4-wheel disc brakes, the Versailles was the first production vehicle to use a clearcoat paint. In general, 50,156 cars were officially sold on the North American market throughout the model’s production run.

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