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For a longtime standing, the Lincoln name brand has upheld a solid reputation of setting the standard for what it means to be a true luxury vehicle. This third -generation Mark series was produced from 1972-1976. Unique features included hidden headlights, radiator-style grille and a Continental spare tire decklid. Luxury was first and foremost with plush interior seating and carpet. This 1974 Lincoln Continental Mark IV is a great example of Lincoln opulence in the 1970s. A car that outshines your living room in elegance and drives like you are on a cloud of air. Painted in period green with a matching leather interior and vinyl roof. The interior screams luxury with 50/50 split pillowed leather seating and...

For a long time among American made cars, Lincoln has been a brand that has contributed in setting the standard on how a domestic vehicle can be a beacon of luxury. This Continental shines very well in that category. This 1974 example is looking quite handsome in it's metallic brown paint job and vinyl roof. As you walk around the vehicle you notice nice details like gold pinstripe, spare tire contoured trunk lid and hideaway headlamps. From the moment you swing the heavy doors open, you are invited in by the gorgeous brown leather interior that has been outfitted with options like power locks, power seats, and power windows, showing clearly that this car was fitted with quite a few bells and whistles for it's time. Under the hood is...

This yellow beauty is as elegant as the day its odometer clocked the first miles. Less than 34,000 miles later, this vehicle is still ready to hit the road again and provide the same comfortable and sturdy ride that these old Lincolns are famous for. This 19 foot dream boat is truly a time warp back to a time when design, luxury and engineering went into every American car produced. Modern Lincoln wheels and Vogue whitewall tires give this Lincoln just a touch of modern accent that compliments the vintage style.

This -74 beauty features the ever popular and ultra-reliable 460 cubic inch V8 engine producing 212 horsepower and tons of torque. Due to a lowered compression the 1974 models are able to run on regular gas and do not require premium. The C6 transmission was in production from 1966 until the 1990-s and is one of the most celebrated transmissions of the time. The low original mileage and superior maintenance over the 40+ years has made this vehicle a comfortable and reliable classic. Lincoln made a lot less vehicles compared to Cadillac at...

At first view this car looks like is was recently restored. But in this case, this is not true. The Lincoln remains in fantastic original condition. The paint has a thickness of around 40-95um, which confirms it was never repainted. Also, this will tell us something else. The body has never had any problems with corrosion. No rust holes filled up with body filler and covered up with a new coat of paint. This is the real deal here. A true survivor in excellent condition. The story tells that the car was home in Oregon until 2 years ago when it was sold to Florida. We here at Gateway Classic Cars in South Florida are thrilled that we have the honor to feature this car for sale now. The Germans have Mercedes Benz and BMW. The Americans call Cadillac and Lincoln their own. For generations the competition is on who builds more luxury and comfortable cars. After driving this Lincoln, the big question has been finally answered: USA -' USA -' USA! It is just a pleasure to drive down the road in Lincoln. The interior is extra clean, and it feels like you are sitting/driving on grandma-s sofa and the...

Nice Mark IV Lincoln with very low miles. All original car in excellent condition....