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The 1963 Lincoln Continental has a recently rebuilt 320 HP, 430 cubic inch, V8. with a 10. 1 to 1 compression ratio that is mated to a 3-speed automatic transmission. This 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 recently rebuilt automatic soft top goes down the heads will turn, and all eyes will be on you and your entourage while you cruise down the street. The black exterior allows for the gleaming chrome to stand out and really capture the luxury look. This car is sitting on 20' wire wheels that really favors the styling. It flows nicely with the tuxedo white and black leather interior. This car has been changed to Disc brakes in the front to assist in stopping the land yacht. Options on this Lincoln include; AM/FM/CD, cruise control, power locks, power seats, power windows, leather interior, wire wheels,...

This beautiful Lincoln is a two owner, and the original owner was the very well known Lincoln Mercury Dealer Jack Ross. This Lincoln was his personal car and was used to pick movie stars and other high end clientele from the airport as he wined and dined them and sold them a car. This Lincoln is all original and is a survivor featuring the original 462 cid V8 easily releasing 340 hp and 485 lb-ft of torque and has 78,512 miles. The engine compartment of this Continental looks Incredibly clean and original, which is a testament to the loving care this Lincoln has received all its life. The exterior sports the original Black paint which shows great and is finished off with the iconic White Wall Tires that really makes the look of the car. The interior is equipped with the original Red Leather seats and all the original bells and whistles that made this car stand out. The power top on this 1966 Lincoln disappears...

This rare, one-of-a-kind convertible is absolutely gorgeous. When Lincoln first introduced its Mark Series into their line-up, their intentions were to create a series of the ultimate personal luxury car and marketed the Mark Series line as their flagship vehicles. Lincoln was very successful in their efforts and essentially paved the way for what real American luxury should be. This pristine Mark IV has underwent a total restoration to restore it to its glory days. What makes this Lincoln Mark IV very special is that it is a convertible, Mark Series Lincoln which is a very rare breed in today's automotive market. You will be hard pressed to find a Mark IV Convertible that is capable of turning heads like this one. Sporting a shiny coat of Metallic Sapphire, it's almost a guarantee you will not be mistaken for any other land yacht on the road. The interior on this spacious Mark IV resembles that of a 6 star hotel nestled somewhere in the Caribbean. The interior is a very classy, Black and White leather with black carpet and a matching black dash instantly draw all eye appeal to the lovely dash layout. The interior is fixed with lots of chrome...

The 1963 Lincoln Continental has a 320 HP, 430 cubic inch, V8. with a 10. 1 to 1 compression ratio that is mated to a 3-speed automatic transmission. This 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 automatic soft top goes down the heads will turn, and all eyes will be on you and your entourage while you cruise down the street. The black exterior allows for the gleaming chrome to stand out and really capture the luxury look. This car is sitting on 20' wire wheels that really favors the styling. It flows nicely with the tuxedo white and black leather interior. This car has been changed to Disc brakes in the front to assist in stopping the land yacht. Options on this Lincoln include; AM/FM/CD, cruise control, power locks, power seats, power windows, leather interior, wire wheels, and seat belts. The current owner has owned the car for the past 20 years, is...

The Lincoln Continentals produced from 1961 through 1963 all came with a 430 cubic inch overhead valve -8 delivering 300 horsepower. This was the big Lincoln V-8 from previous years but was detuned to an extent. The car's transmission was a three-speed automatic. Suspension was a coil spring independent front and a live rear axle with semi-elliptic leaf springs in the back. Brakes were four-wheel hydraulic drums. Production numbers for the 1962 Lincoln Continental were 3,212 four door convertible sedans. Total four door convertible sedans built during the 1961-63 run were 9,207 vehicles which help make the convertibles rare today. This all original number matching convertible also comes factory equipped with red leather power seats, power windows, power locks, power top, A/C, power steering and power brakes, to make it one of the most luxurious vehicles to come off any production line in...