1961 Lincoln Continental Covertible W/ Suicide Doors on 2040-cars
Newark, Maryland, United States
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NO TITLE 1961 Lincoln Continental Convertible V/8, A/C, Auto, PW, PD, Car starts and runs. Trans moves car forward and backwards. No exhaust, needs brake work. Car was completely stripped to bare metal and dis mantled by previous owner Doors are still hung. Dash still intact. Car starts and trans shifts. It appears that all of the parts are present. all glass was removed during stripping process. Hood is easily repairable, trunk lid needs some major sheet metal work but intact. All doors and fenders in good shape. Looks like all trim is present also. Here's the deal on title, I purchased the car and was excited about it, I loaded it up and just as I paid the guy he said the guy that has the title left it home and I can pick it up in the AM. I should have unloaded the car and parts and went home, I didn't after it took me over an hour to load all the parts etc. I trusted the guy. Well, next day comes and I call him and the other guy can't find it and they promise me a title. Months of me chasing this guy and the other guy no title. The other guy bought it from a person years ago who is now deceased and can't get a duplicate and so on. I live in Maryland and MVA is a BITCH and won't help the situation. The state police couldn't help except that the VIN is not stolen. So I am selling as a Complete PARTS CAR ONLY, NO TITLE. I have heard of other states being a little more easy to obtain a title. Not Md. The opening bid is my reserve. I just want to break even. I have a car trailer and would deliver for $2.25 per mile loaded. Both Car and towing paid up front. I am trying to sell this way first before I part out. |
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