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1961 was the first year for the Lincoln Continental and it came in a 4-door sedan or 2-door convertible. In 1966 the Lincoln Continental was in its fourth generation and dropped the price $600. 00 from 1965 and it paid off for Lincoln increasing sales by 36%.

This Continental is powered by the original 462 V8 and piloted by a 488L automatic transmission. The Exterior color is an almost Presedential Blue accompanied by The interior is also a lovely blue color and it is in excellent condition. The dark blue convertible top looks amazing and works even better. The owner replaced many of the hydraulics and the convertible top works as it should. Detailed service documents are provided with this clean car. The Original Radio was rebuilt to now include AM and FM channels, as well as an AUX input for your phone! Everything works...

This is a pure example of a 50s lowrider 'led sled' build. The ghost-flames on this Fuchsia custom Lincoln are subtle at first, but really pop when they catch the sun just right. The frenches tail-lights and antenna clean up the body very well and make for a smooth, low, clean body. Being 'built tough with Chevy stuff,' this '49 Lincoln has a strong running 350 CID small block Chevy V8 under the hood backed up to a 3-speed automatic transmisison for a bulletproof driveline ready for the long-haul.

Pop the electric door-poppers, and slide into the two-tone interior. Crank the ignition and the small block roars to...

This beautiful vintage Series 876H convertible came pretty loaded from the factory and has aged extremely well for a car that's over 70 years old and is still ready to drive! Powered by what is believed to be its original 292 CID V12 and 3-speed manual transmission, it still floats down the road like the executive's car that it was designed to be - powerful, smooth, and stately. This car was lovingly restored by World Wide Classics, who did all of the paint, chrome and the interior. Speaking of chrome, it's adorned with plenty of the gleaming stuff. it's sure to bring back fond memories for anyone who was around when this car was still fairly new. The blue metallic paint is in very good condition, and glistens in the sun. The dog dish hubcaps gleam, and the side skirts and Continental Kit add extra panache to this glorious ride.

Inside, you will find the red leather upholstery is abundant, and the red carpet looks great. This big Lincoln also sports some very cool door releases: both the exterior and interior units are push-button operated. The power windows are operated by a couple similarly styled toggle-action buttons on the driver's and...

The Lincoln Continental is a series of luxury cars produced by Lincoln, a division of the American automaker Ford Motor Company. This 1962 Lincoln Continental is a 4-Door Sedan with a Sultana White exterior, with Beige leather and cloth Interior. Pushing this beautiful 1962 Lincoln Continental is a 430-cubic inch 300 HP V8 with a 2-barrel carburetor. Well equipped with Power Steering, Power Brakes, Dual Range automatic transmission with overdrive, Factory Air Conditioning, Power Door Locks, Power Windows, Power Antenna, Power Leather Seats, Pioneer AM/FM/CD stereo with Bluetooth connectivity, kick panel speakers, Rear foot well speakers, 2:89:1 rear-end gear ratio, Factory 14-inch w/wheel covers, BF Goodrich bias-ply tires. The lights have been upgraded to LED and HID lightning throughout the car. The motor has been rebuilt and has less than 10,000 miles on it. This 1962 Lincoln Continental underwent a frame-on restoration in 2012. The Fourth generation Lincoln Continental was only available in a 4-Door Sedan and convertible. For 1962, a simpler front grille design with floating rectangles and a thin center bar...

Renowned as one of the 1950s finest designs, the two year only MKIIs were built to the highest standard of the time. Easily on-par with the elites of Europe, and in many ways better than Chrysler or Cadillacs of the day. Base price for a 1957 Continental MKII started at $10,000! An astronomical price for a 1957 automobile. Only Hollywood elites and the who's who of money owned these low production luxury behemoths. This grey-silver 1957 MKII is a looker, with great lines and presence and style that reflects bespoke luxury. The car rides on fat white walls with original hubcaps, with a grey cloth interior. EVERYTHING is powered in this big Lincoln. Such as power windows, power seats -with auto exit, feature, power steering, power brakes, and AC! It's all in working condition and the car rides and drives like a dream. Soft, comfortable; a luxury motor-yacht...