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This 1971 Lincoln has 69,000 miles. This Lincoln is powered by a 460 CI V8 with automatic transmission. This is a low mileage non-restored car. This Lincoln is Light Green with a White vinyl top and White leather interior. Lincolns had a hit with the Marks since they introduced them. They have always been the flagship of the Lincoln nameplate. This Mark III is equipped with power windows and locks and an AM radio. The interior is highlighted by a living room-quality bench seat. The car is also equipped with Air conditioning and power steering and power brakes. This car rides like it is on a cloud. The...

This land yacht is ready to set sail on its new journey to your driveway, bringing smiles for miles to any face that will get the chance to take a ride in your new super boat. Powering this 1971 Lincoln is a stout 460CID V8 that is tossing all that BIG Block power to the ground via a smooth shifting C6 3-speed automatic transmission. You're going to need these ponies under the hood to get all 4,675 LBS moving down the road, it's a shame that in a new car if someone runs into you, they have to get a new car because their car is crushed, you might have to have you bumper straightened with his beast! The exterior is a fitting light white, which is great for hot days as the sun will reflect its heat of the color. This is very fitting as looking at this car is like looking into the clear ocean, with so many exterior lines to look at and just the pure magnitude of the engineering of the 70's. Climbing into the cabin of this 1971 Mark III you will notice a theme, pure luxury. Plush leather seating that wants to wrap around you...

Sales were better than ever, at 27,091 almost equal to the Eldorado's, a harbinger for the new decade. This example is believed to be all original. The 1971 Lincoln Continental Mark III is powered by the original 460 CID V8 engine, paired with the original C-6 3 Speed Automatic transmission. The exterior is done in a nice gold paint job, accented by the golden-brown leather interior. Options and Features on this 1971 Lincoln Continental Mark II include Air Conditioning, AM/FM Radio, Spare Tires, Cruise Control, Hub Caps, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Power Locks, Jack, Power Seats, Power Windows, Anti-Lock Brakes, Tilt...

This comfy cruiser from 1971 was one of the classiest forms of transportation. If you pulled up in one of these when new, your neighbors may wonder if you have other means of income. When new, this Lincoln stickered for $8,813. A new Corvette only cost $5,259. Plentiful equipment and top notch technology assisted with the high sticker price. Equipment consisted of power leather seats, power windows, power locks and power brakes that featured Lincoln's Sure-Track Braking system. This was a very early ABS system that would control rear brake lock up. The rear brakes would apply and release up to 4 cycles per second. The dash has a genuine Walnut wood veneer and a very stylish array of gauges. Motor Trend noted the MK III as the king of the hill in a comparison test with the Eldorado. MK III production was less than the Eldorado, so you could call the MK III a rarer car! Power came from the well known and reliable torque monster 460 cubic inch Big Block V8. This was coupled with the very stout C6 three speed automatic transmission. Horsepower was rated...