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In the 1970s, a luxury car was all about presence. With gas costing just a few dimes per gallon, an expanding network of interstate highways, and a surviving obsession with cubic inches, this Lincoln is the epitome of 1970s American excess. With a body totaling nearly 20 feet long, and a hood about the size of a queen sized mattress, there is no shortage of. car. Pop that massive hood and you'll uncover a 460 CID V8 which is more than capable of pulling this land yacht down the highway in style and comfort. The transmission is of course and automatic, and power everything (nearly) leaves the driver in control, yet completely relaxed. This is the type of car you can steer with one finger.

This particular original 1-owner Mark V sports a blue exterior with a matching landau top, as well as the interior featuring blue velour upholstery to match - ah the 70's!...

In 1978, Ford Motor Company celebrated its 75th anniversary with two commemorative cars, one being the Lincoln Continental Mark V Designer Edition. They only produced a limited number with production of 16,537 and only 8,520 finished with the 'Cartier Option'. The Cartier option was an additional $8,000 option over the base model making this the most expensive U. S. production car in 1978, coming in at a $22,000 sticker price at the dealership. With this option came a Cartier clock, power moon roof, special leather pillow interior with embroidered inserts, vertical bars on the grille, bumper guards and rub strips, cast aluminum wheels. This 1978 Lincoln Continental Mark V Cartier Edition is powered with a Ford 460 CID V8 engine, backed by a C6 3-speed automatic transmission. Options on this 1978 Lincoln Continental Mark V include: AM/FM Radio with 8-Track Player, Air Conditioning, Power Brakes (4-Wheel Disc Brakes), Power Steering, Power Windows, Power Door Locks, Power Seats,...

This Mark V has been a single owner vehicle since it came off the lot in 1977. The family has enjoyed having this car for all these years but would love to see it go to a new home and continue the great memories they have made in it.

This '77 Mark V shows its true beauty off with this all white exterior and vinyl top. Due to the size and weight of this Mark V it is powered by a 460 CID V8 paired with a 3-Speed Automatic Transmission. This Mark V has an unmolested engine that has been serviced regularly. The owner of this car made sure to keep up with it to give it the road quality possible.

The interior of this car was meant to stand out with its bold green carpeting and...

The Special Edition Super Coupe model was recognized in Car and Drivers Ten Best List in the year of 1986. They were recognized as one of the best cars in their area for a plethora of reasons! A cushy suspension to guide you across the road, big leather seats to keep you comfortable, and a Mustang motor to keep it interesting, to name a few. With just under 98k miles on the odometer, there is more than enough life left to enjoy in this late model classic! At first sight you will notice the gorgeous burgundy color the car is painted in, and the wheels give it a beautiful off-setting contrast. Powering this hefty car is a motor you would see in most Mustangs in the 80s and early 90s, a fuel-injected 5. 0L motor. Backing that great motor is the 4-speed automatic transmission that is original to the car. Other great...

This 1979 Lincoln Mark V is a rare find with only 40,512 miles and a ton of options! AC, cruise, power steering, brakes, locks, seats, and windows. This car is a very nice original with the AC...