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Lincoln : Continental Standard 1962 lincoln continental 44 000 original miles like new 2 nd owner rust free

$40,000

Marietta, Georgia

Year 1962

Make Lincoln

Model Continental

Category Sedan

Mileage 44000

Posted Over 1 Month

Selling my 1962 Lincoln Continental. I just don't drive it enough so need to find it a new loving home. I have owned this car for over 15 years and I'm the 2nd owner. Originally bought new and lived in New Jersey until owner past and i bought it from his son. Completely rust free. 44,000 original miles on numbers matching 430ci motor and automatic transmission. Everything original except wheels, 2" drop front springs (custom made by eaton spring), and front disc brake conversion (original drum setup and associated parts are included). Can drive this car around the world with no problems. Have extra complete doors (no one re-pops parts for these cars) so you have spare everything. Rare Desert Frost color exterior and interior. Everything works. Nothing modified that can't be removed with no trace of ever being there (like the stereo). Have original unmodified package tray (we got a second one to cut holes for rear speakers in). Original spare, jack, manuals, literature, etc. Price is fairly negotiable so I will entertain all reasonable offers as i do need to find this a new home. More pics upon request (just be specific of what you want to see. Feel free to call me at 404-314-6175 with questions or email me at [email protected]

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Lincoln : Continental Standard 1961 lincoln continental 53 k miles all numbers matching all original survivor

$8,500

Orlando, Florida

Year 1961

Make Lincoln

Model Continental

Category Sedan

Mileage 53473

Posted Over 1 Month

I have a 1961 Lincoln Continental, all numbers matching, all original, A/C car, with 53k miles and a clear title. Just moved and haven't really had the time to work on it, and you know how cars like this are, you want it to have a good home. However, I have held on to it for 6 years so if the money isn't there, it will go back into storage and I will finish it myself later down the road.Needs:minor body work paintspeedo cable(ordered already)fuel line fixedtank washed out carpet replaced Motor and trans are good, and brakes were just redone.I am pretty firm on the price, and due to rarity and desirability alone, it is worth it. It is the only '61 on eBay when I listed it, and that deserves a moment. For example, today there were (107) 1969 Camaros and (42) 1969 Mustangs are on here, and across all 50 states there is ONE '61 Continental. We are not talking about something obscure like say a Studebaker Hawk (3 listed) or something where you have to explain what it is, this is very well-known, recognized, and sought-after first-year model car. Anyway to the point, original cars of this model go for as much as you want if you find the right buyer, and a good amount even if you don't. In the grand scheme of things, it needs very little to get a nice payout, or just have a nice car that won't lose value. There is a chance I will be working on it as time goes on so the price will go up from here. No surprises, what I said is what it needs. The last picture is as it sits now, I have the front grille off of it currently. I will keep the price updated though, so no surprises that way either.Thanks for looking.

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