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The Lincoln Continental is legendary for more reasons than one. Comfort, luxury, style, and much much more. Recently the generally beloved and occasionally disdained Jeremy Clarkson drove a Mark V Lincoln on the latest episode of The Grand Tour: Lochdown. If you have ever questioned the integrity of Ford motor company engineering. take a gander at the episode and watch Clarkson put the Mark V platform through its paces!

This Mark V is wearing a fantastically tasteful color combination with a luxe cream over cream scheme. The interior is lavish with a Cartier clock dominates half of the instrument cluster with a matching speedometer. The dash color is a fantastic burlwood design with some complementary brightwork. This car feels like it wears a tuxedo. The odometer reads just over 6,000 miles which we suspect to be 106,000 miles. Despite the mileage the undercarriage is in VERY good shape. We have seen lower mileage vehicles not present this well.

The powerplant is a massive 460 V8. The 3-speed...

Under the hood sits a 350 cubic inch V8 paired to a 3-speed automatic transmission. The bright orange paint is accented by blue Z28 decals, while being contrasted by the black vinyl interior. An aftermarket alarm system was fitted to give you warning of any suspicious activity around your Camaro. A B&M shifter makes choosing the gears easy to do, with a significantly reduced chance of hitting the wrong gear by mistake. A Sony Bluetooth radio is tucked cleanly...

Following its successful debut, Bronco sales reached record levels after the launch of the 2nd generation Bronco in 1978. The first two years of the larger and more luxurious Bronco were some of the most popular 30-year production run. Bronco shifted to a larger platform and body-style sharing components with the F-Series truck while maintaining key off-road capabilities including maneuverability, and approach, departure, and breakover angles. The second-generation Bronco has a coil-sprung Dana 44 front axle and a leaf-sprung rear Ford 9-inch axle (like the later first-generation Broncos). The first- and second-generation...

The Diplomat has been a long staple in American history, mostly recognized as police cars throughout most North America, the Diplomat offered up many different features and upgrades and was seen all across the U. S. This Diplomat is painted in a factory Caramel Tan Metallic with Medium Tan interior that are both in great shape. Powered by the big 360 V8 and mated with the factory correct 727 Torqueflight Automatic Transmission. The interior is very 70's plush with felt inserts in the bench and headliner, thick tan carpet and all the comfort you can expect from a 1978 American made car. With custom rally wheels painted in gray...

This iconic vehicle is a standout with its striking blue exterior, complemented by a sleek black vinyl interior. The CJ7 is powered by a robust V8 engine paired with an automatic transmission, ensuring a smooth and powerful ride on any terrain. This Jeep CJ7 is not just about power and performance, it also offers a range of features designed for comfort and convenience. The vehicle comes equipped with power steering, making it easier to navigate through challenging terrains. The radial tires provide great grip and stability, enhancing your off-road experience. The Jeep CJ7 also offers a blend of classic and modern entertainment features. Enjoy your favorite tunes with the AM/FM radio and CD player. Whether you're on a long journey or a short trip, these features ensure...