Parting out a 2007 Lincoln MKX. The engine is bad (coolant in oil), but many other components are in great condition. Everything is currently available.

Available Parts Include:

• Body: Doors, Hood, Rear Liftgate (with Lincoln light bar), Bumpers, and Side Mirrors (Chrome caps).

• Lighting: Headlights and full-width rear tail light assembly.

• Interior: Medium Light Stone leather seats, Wood-grain door panels, Steering wheel with wood trim, Center console, and Dash components.

• Wheels/Tires: Factory 18" Lincoln wheels with Firestone Destination LE3 tires (good tread).

• Mechanical: Transmission (shifted well prior to engine issue), Alternator, Starter, AC Compressor, and Suspension parts.

Note: Engine is being sold as a core/parts only due to internal failure. 

Parting Out Tips

• The Light Bar: The rear "Lincoln" light bar across the tailgate 

• Tires: Your tires are Firestone Destination LE3s. These are a premium all-season tire. 

• Body & Exterior

  • Door Assemblies: $200 – $450 each.

    • Complete doors (with glass, motors, and interior panels) sell on the higher end. Since yours are the "Light Ice Blue Metallic" (Code HJ), they are a direct fit for 2007-2010 models.

  • Tailgate LED Light Bar: $75 – $150.

    • This is the long center section. If the LEDs are all bright and the plastic isn't cracked, it’s a high-demand item for these SUVs.

  • Side Mirrors (Chrome Caps): $50 – $85 each.

  • Headlight Assemblies: $60 – $120 each (depending on lens clarity).

  Interior Trim

  • Wood Grain Door Trim Pieces: $35 – $50 per panel.

  • Radio/Climate Control Bezel: $40 – $75.

    • The silver center dash trim around the vents and radio is a frequent replacement part.

  • Leather Steering Wheel (with Wood Trim): $80 – $130.

  Wheels & Tires

  • 18" Factory Chrome Wheels: $100 – $150 per wheel.

     

    • A full set of four can be listed for $400 – $500 locally.

  • Firestone Destination LE3 Tires: * If they have 70%+ tread, you can often get $50 – $75 per tire if sold separately from the rims, or use them to increase the value of the wheel set.

  Mechanical 

  • Transmission (6-Speed Automatic): $400 – $700.

    • This transmission is shared with the Ford Edge. Since the engine is the issue, the transmission is your highest-value mechanical part.

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  Pro-Tip for the Listing: Many of these parts (doors, mirrors, and glass) also fit the 2007-2010 Ford Edge.