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The current owner is claimed to be the 4th owner since new. Walking around this beauty one should notice the gloss red paint offset with a white soft top. Adding to the curb appeal are chrome bumpers, chrome grille, 15' chrome hubcaps wrapped in white wall radial tires, chrome mirror, chrome handles, and rear suicide opening doors. The white/black interior flows well with the exterior theme. This Lincoln mixes V8 performance with luxury comfort features. Notable features include air conditioning, AM/FM radio, automatic power convertible top, power brakes, power locks, power seats, power steering, power windows, seat belts, etc. Powering this beast is a 462 CID V8 engine that is mated to a 3-speed automatic transmission. The owner claims that the transmission was rebuilt in 2012 and about 5k miles driven since. The factory specs on this powerplant are 340 @ 4600 rpm Torque: 485...

Lincoln Continental is a model name for a luxury car marketed by the Lincoln division of Ford Motor Company. Serving as the Lincoln flagship for its first three generations, the Continental name conveyed special cachet in the product line. In the 1961 redesign of the Lincoln line, the three-model line was consolidated down to the Continental, which served as the sole Lincoln sedan for the next sixteen years. The power plant for this classic luxury convertible is a massive 430 cubic inch 7. 0 liter V8 that is linked to a very smooth shifting three speed automatic transmission. The exterior color is a very rich and glossy Colonial white that is complimented very nicely by the red and white interior and white convertible top. For the 1961 model year, the Lincoln Division was extensively redesigned; the Lincoln Division was consolidated into a single product line; the Capri, Premiere, and Continental Mark Series were replaced by a single Lincoln Continental four-door sedan and convertible. The two most distinguishing factors of the redesign was the smaller size of the Lincoln and the return of the very popular suicide doors on the rear last seen on the 1951...

These cars made a statement all their own with their signature suicide doors, and classy paint colors that seem to accent the body lines perfectly. This car comes equipped with a massive 430 cubic inch V8, these engines were necessary to power the gigantic bodies through all the gears. The transmission is a very smooth shifting automatic, as these cars were designed to accommodate only the most luxurious options available. Speaking of the high-tech luxury options, this car also has a full array of power options, including power windows, power vent windows, power seats and of course a power convertible top. These features made these cars a true spectacle and something to make all of your neighbors jealous as you cruise on by. Although these features might not seem like a lot compared to some of todays cars, you have to appreciate the level of engineering put into the power windows and power convertible top, as you press the button, the rear hatch unscrews and folds up, the top folds down, then the rear hatch follows it down and screws itself back to the frame work, all in one seamless motion. The interior is a very high quality blue vinyl bench...

Here is one of the most iconic 4-door convertible cars there is. With their signature rear suicide doors', it takes just one look at it to know it's a Continental. Once the top goes down the heads will turn and all eyes will be on you and your entourage while you cruise down the street. The exterior black allows for the gleaming chrome to stand out and make a statement. The 430CI engine has a reliable FiTECH fuel injection system. 22 inch wheels & tires tuck perfectly in the wheel wells and gives the exterior a modern touch. That touch of modern does not stop there, the interior is equipped with a full stereo system w/ navigation, cupholders, and a security system with keyless entry. The digital Dakota gauges light up the dash while you sit comfortably in the upholstered black and grey bench seating.

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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. Of all the Lincolns over the years none have garnered adoration like the suicide door Continental. This Continental hardtop is looking quite sharp in it's silver/green metallic paint job. As you walk around the vehicle you'll notice nice details like the chrome fender strips and stylish body lines. Take a seat inside and you'll find big spacious bucket seats front and rear while the suicide doors make ingress and egress a breeze. Under...