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This 1997 Town Car Cartier is dressed in the elegant IVORY PEARLESCENT EXTERIOR with a MEDIUM PRAIRE TAN leather interior. This is arguably the most sought-after color combination for the Cartier Series Lincoln Town Car which give this gorgeous sedan a luxurious feel that cannot be found anywhere else. This Lincoln floats down the road and has inviting features that make you want to drive this beauty coast to coast. The interior is more comfortable than your living room. From the heated leather seats, that you can adjust in almost any direction imaginable, down to the power sunroof, this Lincoln takes comfort to an entirely different level. This Lincoln just received a fresh 3 stage wheel wax treatment and full interior treatment as well. This is a very well kept, ONE OWNER Lincoln that has plenty of life left for its...

This car is show quality inside and out and ready to be enjoyed.

This Gold Lincoln is an all original with numbers matching motor and transmission. This car is fun to drive and floats along as it cruises down the road. Only having 56k actual miles, there is plenty of life left in the car. The overall condition of the paint, interior, motor, and drivability is suburb. Options on this Town Car include: Air conditioning, AM/FM radio, cruise control, power brakes, power steering, power locks, power windows, tilt wheel, power mirrors, upgraded cloth interior with Lincoln symbols and added style inserts, and even white wall tires.

For 1975-1979, the exterior of the Lincoln Continental underwent a major revision. Although the body below the beltline saw only minor change (the taillights redesigned in the style of the Mark IV), the roofline was completely restyled. To separate itself from the Mark IV, the two-door Continental/Town Coupe adopted a fully pillared roofline with a square opera window in the C-pillar. In place of the pillared hardtop shared with the Mercury Marquis and Ford LTD, the four-door Continental/Town Car adopted a wide B-pillar; to distinguish itself from the Cadillac Sixty Special Brougham; Town Cars were...

These Lincolns were highly sought after in their day with close to 200,000 being sold between 1984 and 1993 (when the Mark VIII replaced it) and just looking at this car reminds you of what you were doing during George Bush Srs presidency. This vehicle is powered by Fords 5. 0l fuel-injected V8 engine that also featured in Foxbody Mustangs, so you can be sure this low-mileage cruiser has plenty of get-up-and-go. The 4-speed automatic transmission, which has been rebuilt on this example just 2 years ago, shifts as smooth as butter. The white exterior color combined with chrome pieces and of course, the unmistakable maroon landau top (which is in excellent condition, by the way) give onlookers plenty to ogle at. You will definitely turn around to take a look at this Lincoln with pride after you park it at your destination. Our 1990 Lincoln Mark VII for sale comes with endless options, including: AM/FM Radio and CD Player, Cruise Control, Heated Seats, Lumbar Support, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Power Locks, Power Moonroof...

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 Town Coupe screams 70's luxury, from its long straight body, to the hideaway head lamps, to the pillow top seating, or even the 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 bench seat is as comfortable as your easy chair at home, the steering is light enough you could steer with one finger, and the ride is so soft it feels like you're floating down the road. This is a car made to cover long spans of roadway. Powering the car along is the original 400 CID V8 backed by a silky-smooth C6 automatic transmission. The power hits the ground through a posi rear end. The entire drivetrain has just under 30,000...

This 2-door Lincoln is a real land yacht and is ready for a new captain! With an actual 98,212 miles on the Lincoln, this is one real survivor! Powering this Lincoln Continental for sale is a 460 cubic inch big block V8. With a numbers matching drivetrain, this Lincoln has been unmolested and well taken care of. With torque that could almost pull a house off of the foundation, this Continental for sale has plenty of power to get the wheels turning! Backing the big block engine is a stout and smooth shifting automatic transmission, which makes piloting this boat 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 White. The aesthetics of the colors and boxy lines is one you could only find from a classy luxury vehicle of the 70s. Adorned with just the right amount of chrome and polished trim, this driver quality 1977 Lincoln for sale is a real beauty! The...