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This rare classic is believed to have been built by the Lehmann-Peterson Coachwork Company right here in Arlington Heights Illinois that built very few of these classy limos. The 1967 Lincoln was a beautiful car with an innovative luxury design of the time and stretching one and adding deep tinted windows only made it look more luxurious.

This vehicle has been in the same family used for VIP transport for many years and has been kept in a preserved state over the last few decades. The interior features facing rear leather seats with a rear radio, full power windows, an ice bucket, rear clock, car phone holder and dual courtesy lights. One noteworthy accessory is the hard-liquor distributor mounted in the trunk that appears complete but is untested.

Powering this long beauty is the classic 460 Cubic Inch Ford V8 and smooth shifting automatic transmission. This car...

This beautiful land-yacht has 48,580 original miles and is ready to take you around town in style. Stretching over 19 feet, the Town Car was luxury and driving pleasure at its finest! Like riding on a cloud, nothing feels like a Lincoln. This Lincoln is sporting a very shiny coat of Silver/Gray along with a color matched vinyl top. It looks absolutely gorgeous under any light conditions and sparkles all the way through the lengthy, sharp body lines. The interior is super clean cloth that is color matched with the exterior. Sitting on the comfortable power driver seat and seeing the Lincoln hood ornament about 6 feet away from you is a feeling of its own. All you have to do is sit in the comfortable driver's seat and enjoy. Under the long hood of this ultimate luxury car rests a 400 CID V8 which starts right up and provides plenty of power to...

Since 1970 there have only been two owners and just less than 50,000 miles put on this spectacular classic and luxurious Lincoln. The Continental is one of the longest lasting models of cars dating all the way back to 1939 when the original prototype was created for none other than the president of the company at the time, Edsel Ford who used it as his commuter. Later that year the first generation of these beautiful luxury cars went into production. Fast forward 31 years and the Lincoln Continental was still going strong and introducing their fifth generation! The 1970 Lincoln Mark III was the first year of the new body style and featured newer options that were pushing the envelope for its day. The stunning Continental is equipped with many options including cruise control and a climate control system! When you get behind the wheel of this Lincoln it transports you back to a different era and is easy to lose yourself...

This 4-door Lincoln is a real pleasure to drive! With only a little over 27K actual miles on the odometer of this Classic Lincoln Town Car, this is one real survivor! Powering this Lincoln Town Car for sale is a 5. 0L V8 FI. With Ford's most well-known engine sitting under the hood, you've found a car that-s great to drive and turns heads wherever you go. This Lincoln has been well maintained from day one. Backing the small block engine is a stout and smooth shifting automatic transmission, which makes piloting this car a breeze. With power brakes and power steering, this car just begs to be driven, ready for you and a handful of your closest friends and family! The exterior is painted in a gorgeous shade of Gray Mist. The paint shimmers in the sunlight and highly compliments the vinyl top. The aesthetics of the colors and boxy lines is one you could only find from a classy luxury vehicle of the 80s. Adorned with just the right amount of chrome and polished trim, this quality 1989 Lincoln for sale is a real beauty! The interior is what really makes this Lincoln turn heads. The Gray Leather interior...

In 1978, Ford Motor Company celebrated its 75th anniversary with two commemorative cars, one being the Lincoln Continental Mark V Diamond Jubilee Edition. They only produced a limited number with the production of 5,159 and only 2,602 finished in 'Diamond Blue'. The Diamond Jubilee option was an additional $8,000 option over the base model making this the most expensive U. S. production car in 1978, coming in at a $22,000 sticker price at the dealership. With this option came bucket seats with a console, Cartier clock, special velour pillow interior with embroidered inserts, vinyl-insert body side moldings, vertical bars on the grille, bumper guards and rub strips, turbine-style cast aluminum wheel vanes, and padded vinyl deck lid with matching vinyl-insert lock cover, ebony wood-tone inserts on the instrument panel, door trim panels, front seatbacks, and console. Also, the outside edges of the opera windows are beveled and feature a Diamond Jubilee Script with a simulated diamond chip laminated between the glass. This 1978 Lincoln Continental Mark V Diamond Jubilee Edition is powered by its original numbers matching Ford 460 CID V8 engine, backed by a C6 3-speed automatic transmission, with only 107k original miles! Options on this 1978 Lincoln Continental Mark...