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Hello, and welcome to my 1997 Lincoln Mark VIII webpage. Built in May of 1997, it featured the all powerful InTech 4.6Liter 32V DOHC V8 engine. Basically a 96-98 Mustang Cobra motor. The Mark was truly ahead of its time, bundled with all the bells and whistles Lincoln offered back then. The standard features of this car are way too long to list, but what’s sadly worthy to list was Lincoln’s decision to discontinue the Mark series in June of 1998.
If you would like to join our Lincoln's Chapter in the Central Florida Area, Drop me a line, or sign my guest book. Much Thanks to Gio for the logo.
UPDATE: Here are some new pics with the updated grille.
Just started with PS, so Hang in there with me...
Factory HID's + High beams. The Mark VIII was the first to use HID lighting Technology domestically in 1995.5, did you even know what HID’s were in ’95? They became Standard on 97-98 Marks.
Front Shot.
Front Corner Shot. HID's Warming up.
Shots of the Interior....
Interior view.
All Factory Interior, with the factory JBL Sound system w/ 8 Speaker sound system. Between the 2 A/C vents is the onboard computer, equipped with:
*Trip A/B
*Fuel economy
-Remaining miles till empty
-Remaining Gallons of Gas
-Average MPG
-Instant MPG
*Clock
*Timer
*Compass
*Date
*System Diagnostics
-Checks Car's Lighting System
-Oil Level
-Engine Temperature
-Traction control
-Coolant Level (and other fluids)
Speedo W/tech
Night shot of interior.
Cabin Lights
Mark VIII Logo on Floor mats.
Rear Seats.
Neon lighting up at night, the benefit of using neon-tube light is not only looks, but the reaction time. It can help drivers behind you to break as soon as 60 feet sooner then Conventional light bulbs at highway speeds.
A better Shot:
Handy Features
And....... Engine compartment... my favorite part, 280 Horses of pure muscle, powerful enough to transmit this beast from 0-60Mph in less then 6.3Secs, and high 14’s in a 1/4Mile STOCK.
And this....... is what you would see if you lay on top of the roof. Not that you would, but you could.
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