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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. As you walk around the vehicle you notice nice details like the red pinstripe, turbine style wheels and hideaway headlamps. From the moment you swing the heavy doors open, you are invited in by the gorgeous red 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 a 460 cubic inch V8 Ford that transfers it's healthy power and...

The Continental Mark V is the fourth generation Personal Luxury produced by Ford from 1977-1979 and was the highest selling of the Mark Series with over 228,000 being produced. The 1977 was the largest coupe produced by Ford coming in at 230' long and tipping the scales at 4600 lbs. The sharp-edged design was so successful that it was carried over into the 1980's models.

The 1977 model is one of the Emilio Pucci Designer Editions with a Black Diamond Fire Metallic exterior, plush white interior and the White Cayman Grain Landau Vinyl Roof. This 1977 example is an all metal bodied car with the optional Turbine Style Forged Aluminum Wheels. Powering this Mark V is a 6. 6 ltr / 400 ci V8 producing 166hpo and 319 ft lbs torgue mated up to a 3 speed C6 transmission.

The 1977 model is a statement car no matter where its headed or parked harking back to a time when bigger was better and all things 1970's....

With only 37,140 actual miles, this Lincoln has been meticulously cared for and maintained over its life. Dressed in a beautiful deep burgundy metallic paint, this Mark V's long body lines gleam in the sun. The interior is as clean as the exterior done in a plush burgundy and white two tone leather. Powering this classic Continental is the numbers matching 460 Cubic Inch V8 engine with a 4BL carburetor that pumps out 208 Horsepower and 356 LB FT of torque. The 1977 was the first year for the Mark V and even though its size is remarkable the engineers at Lincoln were able to trim about 400 lbs off of its predecessors' curb weight. This two owner Lincoln is a perfect car for any collector, museum, or enthusiast and you would be hard pressed to find one in this condition. From the wood grain to the stainless trim, it is really something to sit in and be surrounded by 70's American luxury. The current owner has had this car in his collection for close to 30 years and it has been his pride cruiser! The options on this Lincoln are extensive and if the interior wasn't cool...

The Mark V was produced from 1977-1999. Marketed as a personal two-door luxury car. The Mark V was the largest coupe that the Ford Motor Company ever manufactured at 230' long. Due to its timeless good looks, the Mark V was an instant marketing hit with over 228,000 units sold in its three-year run. Even today, the Mark V is still highly sought after in the classic car market. This 1977 Lincoln Continental Mark V is painted in black with a black padded landau vinyl roof, white wall tires and wire wheels complement this Mark Vslux luxurious exterior. The black...

This car has the rare and hard to find option of a power sunroof! It is a beautiful shade of Dark Red with a Dark Red interior. 42,850 actual miles on this beautiful cruiser and she looks great for her age! These Lincolns were the last of the real big body, big engine Lincolns, and almost the last year for the 460 V8 which is plenty of power to pull this car around. Options include A/C which has been freshly rebuilt and blows ICE COLD, AM/FM/8 track which works like it should and comes with the Ford \'test\' 8 track, seat belts, cruise control, hub caps, white wall radial tires, power brakes, power steering, power locks, power seats, power sunroof, power windows, tilt wheel, hide away headlights, leather seats, with a shop manual and a custom fit car cover to go with it. This...