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In the 70's, the Lincoln Mark series was the pinnacle of luxury. This was Ford Motor Company's way to compete with Cadillac, and a very successful way at that. The Mark V screams 70's luxury, from its long straight body, to the hideaway head lamps, to the pillow top seating and opera windows. The size, weight, and presence of the vehicle lets you know that someone important is behind the wheel. Although the car is something to admire, behind the wheel is the best place to be. The plush cloth seats are as comfortable as your easy chair at home and the steering is light enough you could steer with one finger. This 1979 Mark V Lincoln really does ride so soft it feels like you're floating down the road in a new car. This 1979 Lincoln Continental Mark V is powered by its original 400 CID V8 engine and is backed by a C6 3-speed automatic transmission with the owner stating 3,473 actual miles! This one owner Lincoln has always been kept in a garage without windows, since purchased new in 1979, to prevent UV damage to the car. It was also undercoated at the time of purchase and very...

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 brightly in that category. This big Mark is finished in Medium Blue Metallic paint and the large surface area body panels look like an expansive ocean. The chrome fender trim running the length of the car will help you maneuver in tight parking lots and looks quite handsome to boot. From the moment you swing the big doors open, you are invited in by the gorgeous 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 considering this is a 69. Under the hood is a 460 cubic inch big block Ford that transfers its healthy amount of torque to the back wheels through a 3-speed automatic transmission. Now is your chance to own this Blue Beauty and...

The Mark III was created when Lee Iacocca said to his design VP let's put a Rolls Royce Grille on a Thunderbird. Based on the Continental the Mark III would use the flailing Thunderbirds platform and try to recoup some of the development cost associated with bringing a new car to the market. The Mark would go up against Cadillac's heavily redesigned Eldorado which was supposed to be a revolutionary car for its day. The Lincoln however was what people were looking for and absolutely decimated the competition. This gorgeous green 69 is a well documented, well put together restoration where no expense was spared. The frame off restoration was as extensive as they get. The frame and suspension components were all painted ensuring there longevity and look good while doing it. The body was stripped down to bare metal, primed and then painted back to its original Dark Aqua Metallic The black vinyl top was just put on and brings out a little more of the green in the paint. The chrome, both front and rear, shines like it was just polished. Open the hood and the freshly built all original 460 looks great but sounds even better. That lower...

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This fine example is all original excluding the 30-year old paint job. Painted in Turquoise, this Lincoln is in great driver quality condition with its original numbers matching drivetrain that has consignor stated 63,900-miles on it! Powered by a 462 cu in cubic inch V8 engine mated to a 3-speed automatic transmission, this car has many more miles left in her! The interior is color coordinated, and in fantastic shape for an original. As with all leather, the bench shows normal patina, w/o any stains or tears - you can tell this car has been cared for her whole life- no doubt. Whether you're looking for an original, or you want one to Restomod -you found her! Options include; leather interior, power brakes, power steering, A/C, power: seat,...