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1972 Lincoln Continental Base 1972 Lincoln Continental

1972 Lincoln Continental Base 1972 Lincoln Continental

$7,500

Saugus, Massachusetts

Year 1972

Make Lincoln

Model Continental

Category Sedan

Mileage 80200

Posted Over 1 Month

Selling our 1972 Lincoln ContinentalA true New England rust free Survivor Car. It has been in the area since it was first delivered to Canton, Mass from the dealership in 1972.80,211 Miles Ford 460 EngineFactory ordered with No Vinyl Top. Matching numbers vehicle.Has power seats, cloth interior, A/C, Stereo Radio as well as the Bumper Guards.Have all original booklets and paperwork, as well as the factory build sheet and Marti Vehicle Report.If interested please contact via text or phone Isac at 617-650-2661. Thanks for looking!

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1942 Lincoln Continental  Lincoln Continental

1942 Lincoln Continental Lincoln Continental

$85,000

North Easton, Massachusetts

Year 1942

Make Lincoln

Model Continental

Category Sedan

Mileage 1000

Posted Over 1 Month

HERE IS A VERY RARE AUTOMOBILE AND COULD BE ONLY ABOUT 10 TO EXIST==1942 CARS ARE RARE WITH THE WAR==THEY ONLY BUILT THESE CARS TILL FEBRUARY AND STOPPED PRODUCTION UNTIL AFTER THE WAR==ALL ORIGINAL WITH A V12 ENGINE==THIS IS A MUST SEE CAR!!! with only 136 Cabriolets produced in 1942, this was the lowest production of Continentals of the early 1940s era. It is estimated that as few as 10 or 12 survive today. Weighing in at 4,065 pounds, the 1942 Lincoln was redesigned to be a larger, longer, wider car than its 1940-41 predecessors. The front end was much more massive, with more chrome and redesigned headlights. Ford Motor acquired Lincoln in 1922 and Edsel Ford, Henry's son, used his natural design instincts to lead Lincoln to build beautiful, luxurious cars. With Ford's backing during the lingering depression, Lincoln was able to continue its focus on the luxury market. The 1942 Lincoln Continental was in production for only a few months due to the outbreak of World War Two, which resulted in a shutdown of the U.S. auto industry. The 1942 Continental's front end design was a major design departure from the 1940-41 models. This 1942 Lincoln Continental has a V-12 engine and transmission with overdrive have just recently been completely rebuilt It has been driven less than 200 miles since the rebuild in 2014. The car was restored in 1990 by Hibernia Auto Restorations in New Jersey. Around 2008 the restoration was freshened up by Phoenix Rod & Custom in New Jersey. The chrome has been re-plated. The lower stainless steel trim is concourse quality. Brand new Firestone wide white wall tires with less than 100 miles on them. This fine automobile draws attention wherever it goes and is the perfect color combination. The undercarriage of the car is in excellent condition with no rust whatsoever. Interior and carpeting is perfect. Trunk carpeting looks new. All the gauges work except for the clock. This car was ahead of its time with the V-12 engine, push button doors & rear cobra brake light. The 2nd owner this car in his collection since 1965. The radio does not operate, however, it comes with a freshly rebuilt radio in a box. Once in a lifetime opportunity to own a super rare and collectible classic car to add to your collection. Turns heads and attracts crowds everywhere it goes. This rare and beautiful automobile will appreciate in value as there are only a few left known in existence. Black · 12 Cylinder The 1942 Lincoln Continental manufactured by the Ford Motor Company was in production for only a few months due to the outbreak of World War Two, which resulted in a shutdown of the U.S. auto industry. The Continental was the brainchild of Edsel Ford and the design was executed by Ford's chief stylist, Bob Gregorie. The Continental was introduced in 1940 as an exclusive, luxurious, hand-crafted automobile for the status conscious consumer. With only 136 Cabriolets produced in 1942, this was the lowest production of Continentals of the 1940's era. It is estimated that there are ONLY twenty 1942 Lincoln Continental Cabriolet's survive today making it one of the rarest Lincoln Continentals in the world. Truly a very rare and desirable car. This very rare and desirable 1942 Lincoln Continental has a V-12 engine and transmission with overdrive that has been completely rebuilt at a cost of $20,000 Will help arrange shipping if needed. Buyer responsible for shipping costs.

Lincoln : Continental LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1964

Lincoln : Continental LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1964

$3,800

Hopkinton, Massachusetts

Year 1964

Make Lincoln

Model Continental

Category Sedan

Mileage 44981

Posted Over 1 Month

1964 Lincoln Continental with no engine. Was a daily driver until the oil pump let go. Engine was pulled and the car has sat for 3 years.The body is in decent shape, it has new brakes and new fat white walls. Black Leather interior in decent shape. All there except the engine.More photos available on request.

Lincoln : Continental 1967 lincoln continental white always garaged original miles no reserve

Lincoln : Continental 1967 lincoln continental white always garaged original miles no reserve

$20,000

Duxbury, Massachusetts

Year 32767

Make Lincoln

Model Continental

Category Sedan

Mileage 25000

Posted Over 1 Month

This listing is for a: 1967 Lincoln Continental25,000 ORIGINAL MILES No Reserve, Highest Bid Gets This Beautiful CarThis car has not been restored or rebuilt, because it has never needed to be.Car has always been garaged, and never driven in the winter. NO RUST!Original parts, paint, interior, etc. This car is beautiful.This Continental is perfect cosmetically, inside and out. The interior looks and feels brand new, and all the bells and whistles still function (radio, clock, POWER windows and Power locks). Car runs and drives beautifully, however, it does need some exhaust work. For any collectors out there, you will know that the exhaust system is not a huge repair, and will not diminish the value or appeal of this car.This car is 100% original, so for it to only need the exhaust is a testament to its quality. It has been kept in a garage for as long as I've owned it (40 years), and is part of an extensive car collection so it has not been taxed with mileage over the years.This car has been started, driven, cleaned and maintained for as long as I've owned it.Pictures don't do this car a justice, it really is an immaculate car.Open to offers.Message me for questions or for more specific information.

Lincoln : Continental mark v Landau top, trip computer quadrophonic 8-track solid frame/doors, surface rust

Lincoln : Continental mark v Landau top, trip computer quadrophonic 8-track solid frame/doors, surface rust

$3,000

Easthampton, Massachusetts

Year 1979

Make Lincoln

Model Continental

Category Sedan

Mileage 46910

Posted Over 1 Month

Condition is unimproved, but spent most years in a garage. Doors and trunk work perfectly. I believe the engine, belts hoses etc are original. Has new solenoid. Has lighted center console (two of them). Remote trunk latch and power antenna both work. Air conditioner spins but does not cool. Rear defogger works. Hideaway headlamps work. All glass and lamps/lenses intact except windshield. body is mostly free of dings (maybe 4 or so) and dent free. I am the second owner of the car, and i have put less tun 1000 miles in that time. Perfect car for restoration. Cash or Certified check. As - Is, no warranty, buyer assumes freight costs. Please contact me by phone or text message for pictures, i will have them up here soon so check back .

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Lincoln : Continental base 1965 lincoln continental convertible

Lincoln : Continental base 1965 lincoln continental convertible

$33,000

Gloucester, Massachusetts

Year 1965

Make Lincoln

Model Continental

Category Sedan

Mileage 65000

Posted Over 1 Month

This rare iconic 65 Lincoln IS THE SAME AS IT WAS WHEN IT DROVE OUT OF THE SHOW ROOM IN 65.This is an all original car with 60,500 on the speedometer.Everything works all electrical,top, antenna up and down,no rust . Although some surface rust underneath only on surface from being stored in a basement garage. none through, no holes. I got the car from the 1st owner William Selig who never drove it but always kept up with the maintenance.there are not many left .there was only a little over 3500 made with less than 100 left.Iam not a car dealer and want to sell it.So please ask questions and bid with confidence. Will consider trades.New Han kook tires,water pump.Runs smooth great car for the collector.

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