1970 Lincoln Continental Mark Iii on 2040-cars
Crown Point, Indiana, United States
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nice 1970 lincoln mark III. triple black. black on black on black. rare factory sun roof/moon roof. 82,000 original miles. working air conditioning. runs and drives. owned by a former bank president(purchased new in march 1970) this has been garaged kept. the air conditioning blows ice cold. the car runs and drives . very clean interior(black leather) new mufflers and tail pipes. working 6 way power seats. sun roof/moon roof works. the car comes with floor mats removed for the pictures. very nice and clean on the under carriage(not rusty of patched up). the car has been sitting for over a year replaced the battery and started with little effort. looks runs and drives. runs smooth. the car also comes with the original steel wheels. selling with no reserve. good luck to bidders. i can help with shipping if needed.
the following must be noted: clean undercarriage. the carburetor will need repair or rebuilt. the car has some scratches and chips. the fuel gage in not working. drivers rear view mirror is loose. the right front marker lens is broken . minor corrosion @ the vinyl top area. minor corrosion @ driver lower rear quarter panel. minor corrosion @ passenger front of rear quarter panel. power antenna does not go up or down(may have a switch to control that i can't find.) very solid car. corrosion is very minor but must be noted. the car runs smooth and drives nice. I would recommend towing or shipping the car if you are to travel a long distance due to the car sitting for a while. |
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