Lincole Continental 1960 Mark 5 Said To Be John F. Kennedy Car Hard Top Wow on 2040-cars
Huron, Ohio, United States
THIS CAR NEEDS RESTOREATION. YOU CAN CALL ME MY HOME NO. 419-625-6126 KEN OHIO TIME. OKAY I WILL TELL YOU ABOUGHT THIS CAR WHEN I BOUGHT IT.THIS IS THE OWNER WORD'S. THIS CAR AND 5 OTHER 1960 WERE GIVEN TO 6 CENATORS. KENNEDY WAS THE ONE WHO GOT A CAR. THE GOVERMENT BOUGHT 6 PF THESE CARS. I HAD PAPPER WORK ON THE CAR BUT THE CAR WAS STOLEN YEARS AGO. WHEN I GOT THE CAR ALL THE PAPPER WORK WAS GONE. I TRYED TO GET THE KENNEDY'S TO DO THE PAPPER WORK BUY THAY ALL PASSED ON. SO AS IT IS NOW THE CAR IS A TWO DOOR HARD TOP WITH EVERY OPTIONS MADE.BODY IS 99% RUST FREE. THE ENGINE DID RUN VERY GOOD WHEN I DROVE. IT HAS 32000 MILES ON IT BUT LIKE I SAID IT MUST BE RESTORED. IAM PUTTING MORE PICTURES ON SUNDAY. IAM TAKEING OFFERS ON THE CAR. THE CAR WILL SELL SO EMAIL ME OR GIVE ME A CALL. 419-625-6126 KEN OHIO TIME PLEASE. CAR HAS FENDER SKIRTS. THE PAINT IS BLACK ALL ORIGINAL ON CAR. CAR ALSO HAS ALL THE HUB CAP'S MINT CONDITION. On Apr-12-14 at 22:45:20 PDT, seller added the following information:
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