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1987 Lincoln Continental Clean Cherry California Classic Luxury Loaded Near Mint on 2040-cars

US $4,800.00
Year:1987 Mileage:78403
Location:

McKinleyville, California, United States

McKinleyville, California, United States

 1987 Lincoln Continental -

Production Sequence: 709,689

(Confirmed in Vehicle History Report Below)

Near Mint Sedan - Leather - Fully Loaded - Extra Rare Styling Not Givenchy!!!

RARE Base Model with Givenchy logo (Indicating Some Givenchy Trim?) on the inside dash console next to Green Lighted Continental
Logo...

Great Classic at a Mid to low Buy It Now or Best Offer of:

Only 4800...

So Hurry!!! 

Make an appropriate offer within your budget that you are in the market for:

We just might accept it TODAY!

The Value of this Classic Car Just Went Up as of the new year 1/2/2014 as per Classic Car Appraisers: Nada Classic Car Guide below.  We feel the value of our Continental is near the top of this classic car appraiser's value: 

High Retail List:  $8,450



 Excellent Running,

Clean Cherry California Classic

Fully Loaded. 

Only 78,403 Miles

California Garage-Kept Indoors. 

Only 1 previous owner (Yet vehicle title was transferred within family / household, when Continental was about 10 years old). 

Original Vintage Glove Box Manuals,

Vintage DMV Documents from 1987, and original receipt

and other Extras. 

Continuing...."1987 Lincoln Continental Excellent Running, Clean Cherry California Classic Fully Loaded.  Runs Excellent. Near Show Quality In & Out *. Extras!Only 75,000 Miles. California Garage-Kept mostly Indoors. Only 1 previous owner!  Original Vintage Glove Box Manuals, Vintage DMV Documents from 1987, and other extras. Base Model with original Givenchy logo on inside dash, I believe indicating such Choice Styling / Trim & Similar Color Options except for no Two-Tone Paint & No Branded Givenchy Logo on the Seats or Floor mats.

Although this is documented in some Car Histories as the Base Model it appears that in this 1987, last year of this styling, my car was offered with some extra styling options and a Givenchy logo on the inside dash indicating it has Givenchy Styling / Trim and Similar Color Options except for no Two Tone Paint and No Branded Givenchy Logo on the Seats or Floor mats. 

In addition to running excellent it has  Near Mint / Near Show In & Out w Extras! No Tears, No Rips, Very Few Dings / Scratches (See Extensive pics) Good Anti-Lock Brakes although the light comes on and I don't know why, Good Air Ride Suspension with Curbside Adjustment Feature = sometimes the drivers front air shock takes a little longer to fill but rides good when filled, will eventually need to be looked at or replaced, the drivers air shock does slowly empty while driving longer distances or on roads with sharp curves, i was told it may be an easy electrical module fix, (or for your awareness, I was also told that some owners of this type of vehicle like to convert the shocks with a fairly easy and affordable conversion kit).  Some areas of attention: original valve covers are probably in need of a basic tightening or valve cover for preventing oil moisture around a bottom valve covers.

Other History When We Purchased This Continental Locally:

 - We bought it from original owners in about Summer 2012
 - Previous to us the Continental sat at owners / home garage for several years as owner became ill.
 - Vehicle was periodically turned on and warmed up during sitting time of approximately 6 years.
 - Once we purchased vehicle it had been taken out of the garage a few months prior.
 - Battery on Vehicle was weak and it was replaced.
 - Upon doing so all gauges and operational motor / drive train became operational
 - At that time before battery change the digital odometer displayed original miles once car was turned on of exactly 67,437.
 - After battery change the odometer read "ERROR" and displayed no mileage. (We immediately started documenting every mile that we have put on the car hence forth via internal mileage gauge and wrote it down on a register we keep in the glove compartment)
 - For a few weeks that is all it read "ERROR"
 - Then, spontaneously one day it reset itself at: "000000.0" and started accurate displayed mileage from that point until today...where it reads "6,240" miles
 - Additionally we started researching odometer repair options and found several solutions online that we documented but did not purchase or move forward on.
 - Such solutions included a new odometer module that could be replaced in the dash and such new module would read original mileage in the car's computer and display it properly.
 - Such odometer repair parts are reasonably priced and available third party online/ebay etc. and require minimal removal of front dash plastic panel and some electrical steps in order to repair.
 - This we leave to the buyer to handle and have not considered such repair as we are selling car.
 - Actual Verifiable Mileage Displayed on Car and our registered odometer notes by hand bring mileage to 78,403 to date.  Such copies of documents and dates are available for examination at any time by bidders/buyer.
 - Regarding Vehicle Vin History Reports containing odometer reports, our records should agree with them. Note: In 2012 upon registering and California Smog inspections, such documented mileage was reported and is documented at exactly 70,203 in such vin / vehicle histories as well. California dmv, though, is mileage exempt for reporting purposes for older cars. While we did not run our own extensive CarFax for odometer purposes, others may feel free to do so. 

We did run a preliminary vin history with basic odometer report from a third party online report and such mileage does appear as stated as well as other facts that show the vehicle as clearing most of the major points one might be concerned about and we find nothing out of the ordinary to report via such history report. Our purchased basic report is available for review as an electronic document to whomever would want to review it.  An excerpt is below

Abbreviated Vehicle History Report for 1LNBM97F9HY709689:





As Is

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As this vehicle is offered locally, Seller reserves the right to end auction early in such good faith understanding. 

Wining Bidder Must Contact Seller and / or post payment within 24 Hours of bidding, or have been previously in contact in some way as to ask questions and clarify online or via phone, what will transpire if you win,  or auction may be cancelled at the sellers discretion.

If you have questions please ask before bidding...This is a running classic car and we have made every effort to clarify all points graphically and in writing, but please ask if you need more details confirmed..  contact me through ebay message and for serious buyers who have questions i can give you my phone number to speak directly.

Thanks!



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