1969 Lincoln Mark Iii Base 7.5l on 2040-cars
Saint Petersburg, Florida, United States
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Up for sale is a rare, 1969 Lincoln Contential Mark III. This car was built in April of 1968 as a 1969 model. Quite expensive back then as they were the choice for wealthly businessmen, actors and performers like Johny Cash. This car was painted back to the originial color a few years ago. Paint still looks good. The vinial top was replaced with the corect pattern and still looks good. The interior fron seats are on good contition with no tears or rips. The rear seat does have about an eight inch leather piece that has cracked due to the heat. Carpet and headliner are in good condition. All glass is fine and have marks on them. The engine starts, runs and drives fine. The fuel tank is off the car. It will need to be cleaned, and a new sending unit will need to be installed. Ebay sells these. The alt may not be hooked up corrected as it was rebuilt. It seems that the alt does not charge the battery as it should. Just recheck connection. The AC has been converted to R134 and did blow cold. The headlight doors stay open, but once car is running, can be closed by hand and the doors will stay closed. Chrome and moulding are good. The lens could be improved up and are readly available. This car would make a good father son project that will need a little TLC but shouldn't brake the bank. These cars made good drivers and will go up in value in the years to come. The car currently runs on a gas jug located in the trunk. I tried to describle the car as fair as posible. |
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