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This yellow beauty is as elegant as the day its odometer clocked the first miles. Less than 34,000 miles later, this vehicle is still ready to hit the road again and provide the same comfortable and sturdy ride that these old Lincolns are famous for. This 19 foot dream boat is truly a time warp back to a time when design, luxury and engineering went into every American car produced. Modern Lincoln wheels and Vogue whitewall tires give this Lincoln just a touch of modern accent that compliments the vintage style.

This -74 beauty features the ever popular and ultra-reliable 460 cubic inch V8 engine producing 212 horsepower and tons of torque. Due to a lowered compression the 1974 models are able to run on regular gas and do not require premium. The C6 transmission was in production from 1966 until the 1990-s and is one of the most celebrated transmissions of the time. The low original mileage and superior maintenance over the 40+ years has made this vehicle a comfortable and reliable classic. Lincoln made a lot less vehicles compared to Cadillac at...

This Mark V has only traveled 22,403 miles in its 36 years of existence. Options for this 79' Mark V sporting the original numbers matching 402 CID Cleveland V8 and 3 speed C6 automatic transmission include: Air Conditioning, AM/FM Radio with Cassette Player, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Power Windows, Power Seats, Power Locks, Seat Belts, Hub Caps, Anti-Lock Brakes, Leather Interior, Cruise Control, Tilt Wheel, and White Wall Radial Tires. Produced between 1977 and 1979 the Lincoln Mark V is a personal luxury coupe that was sold by the Lincoln-Mercury division. The Mark V shared the same chassis as its predecessor the Mark IV, it was the largest version in the Mark series in size and also was the largest/best selling of the Mark series as well, averaging 75,000 units sold in each year available. All Mark V models were standard with 4 wheel disc brakes and Ford's Sure-Trac Anti-Lock Brakes, and were the last Mark series to feature a Ford large-block V8 engine. Specifically in 1979 the vinyl roof was mandatory and could not be deleted via a special order, and a cassette player was an available radio option.

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In 1979 the Lincoln Collector Series was the highest trim model available. This trim series included every option available in 1979 including upgraded model upholstery, upgraded paint, pinstripes, gold grille, carpet, and also leather bound tool kit. Also included in this rare 1979 Continental are the original service manuals from the dealer. This 1979 Lincoln really shines dressed in Midnight Blue Midnight Metallic paint and accented beautifully in classic pin stripping and chrome trim. This Continental rides on a set of factory Lincoln aluminum rims wrapped in General thin white wall tires that really set this classic vehicle off. Powering this 1979 Lincoln Continental is a powerful 400 CI V8 putting out 208 HP and a huge 356 ft/Lb of torque. Putting all the power and torque to the ground is a C6 3 speed automatic making the vehicle a breeze to cruise in. The true beauty of this vehicle is in the interior which...

Having only 25928 miles since new the entire vehicle has been kept in immaculate shape. The Continental Mark IV is a two-door personal luxury coupe that was sold and marketed by the Lincoln division of Ford Motor Company from the 1972 to 1976 model years. Following the success of the Continental Mark III, Lincoln renewed the model line to again compete against the Cadillac Eldorado. Sharing the underpinnings and much of the roofline with the redesigned Ford Thunderbird for 1972, the Mark IV was given distinct body styling from the windows down. In addition, the Mark was distinguished by hidden headlights and the Continental spare tire trunk lid. Essentially a one owner vehicle, the Mark IV has been in the same family since purchased new. Since the death of the owner, the car has been kept in storage. Everything looks to be in good working order with the exception of the power antenna. This car was literally built for your personal luxury. The ride is soft and supple, idle...

Finished in Jade Green, this beauty is ready to cruise. They certainly don't make them like they used to. These 1970's land yachts certainly ride like a dream. This Lincoln comes from the days of $0. 65/gal gas, bell bottoms, and the release of 'Grease' the film. Lincoln produced the Continental for those driver's that wanted the most luxurious car money could buy. All 19' of this Lincoln command attention. This '78 model sports one of the last of the 460 CI V8s. This big V8 is perfect for long haul highway cruising in comfort and style. Of course, it comes with and automatic transmission, in this case a C6. Power equipment is everywhere: motorized antenna, steering, brakes, windows, 4-way power seats, & it even has a digital thermometer on the driver's side mirror! This particular Lincoln has only tallied 73,952 miles since new and looks great. It has been repainted in its original color within the past year. Even...