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An elegant beauty that was so tastefully designed, that it has become an icon in the automotive world. Lincoln was born in 1917 as Fords luxury brand competing directly with Cadillac for market share in the personal luxury car segment. In 1959 the Continental was integrated into the Lincoln line up with the Continental Mark series beginning production in 1968. The 'Mark' was marketed as a two-door model only in response to the rival Cadillac Eldorado. Among the Continentals, there were designer series versions, but the best appearance package was the Bill Blass version. This shows as a great example of how a highly packaged Lincoln set the tone for true luxury. Lincoln debuted the new 460 cubic inch V-8 along with the first Ford vehicle to be produced with anti-lock brakes in the 1968 Mark III.

Our 1979 Lincoln Continental Mark V Bill Blass is a fine example of what has become one of Fords most successful line ups. At over 19 feet long, the Mark V is among one of the largest coupes ever produced. The Continental Mark V became the most successful Car in the Mark series with 228,000 units sold in its three -year run. This bright...

'The Spirit of '76: Lincoln Continental Mark IV, When Blass Was Class' - Car & Driver Magazine.

Gateway Classic Cars of Fort Lauderdale is pleased to present this pretty 1976 Lincoln Mark IV, Bill Blass Edition.

This is a LAST YEAR Mark IV- end of the run for this favorite big Lincoln Coupe. These gave Cadillac Eldorado's a run for their money back then, in the executive luxury class. This low mile example shows only 13,095 actual miles. original miles, per the Seller. These cars represented the epitome of American luxury when new, and still make a statement today. Classic Lincolns certainly have their followers and loving owners and we always appreciate nice examples.

Outwardly, the medium-dark blue paint with contrasting vinyl top & limited edition trim looks great. While some of the bright work could use restoration, it's still a great looking car.

The interior has held up very well over the years, and would only...

The Mark V was produced from 1977-1999. Marketed as a personal two-door luxury car. The Mark V was the largest coupe that the Ford Motor Company ever manufactured at 230' long. Due to its timeless good looks, the Mark V was an instant marketing hit with over 228,000 units sold in its three-year run. Even today, the Mark V is still highly sought after in the classic car market. This 1977 Lincoln Continental Mark V is painted in black with a black padded landau vinyl roof, white wall tires and wire wheels complement this Mark Vslux luxurious exterior. The black...

This car has the rare and hard to find option of a power sunroof! It is a beautiful shade of Dark Red with a Dark Red interior. 42,850 actual miles on this beautiful cruiser and she looks great for her age! These Lincolns were the last of the real big body, big engine Lincolns, and almost the last year for the 460 V8 which is plenty of power to pull this car around. Options include A/C which has been freshly rebuilt and blows ICE COLD, AM/FM/8 track which works like it should and comes with the Ford \'test\' 8 track, seat belts, cruise control, hub caps, white wall radial tires, power brakes, power steering, power locks, power seats, power sunroof, power windows, tilt wheel, hide away headlights, leather seats, with a shop manual and a custom fit car cover to go with it. This...

Powering this beauty is a very powerful 4. 6 liter 32 Valve V8 engine putting out 290 horsepower and 285 pound feet of torque. This car has been meticulously maintained and it shows! Beautiful Pearl White Paint, tan leather interior and a ton of options! A/C, AM/FMCassette/CD, cruise, tilt, leather, power windows, seats, locks, steering, brakes, heated seats, traction control, keyless entry, chrome wheels, telescopic wheel, lumbar support, power sunroof, anti-lock brakes, ride control, traction control, driver's...