1966 Suicide Door Convertible - Unrestored Classic In Time Capsule Condition on 2040-cars
United States
48,434 Original Miles!
Additional pictures: http://s325.photobucket.com/user/66lincoln4sale/slideshow/1966%20Lincoln Inquires: 66lincoln4sale@gmail.com Unrestored Original ~ Open Checkbook Maintenance
Always Garaged and Covered ~ Transported in Enclosed Private Transport
Engine runs strong, quiet, smooth and cool.
Vehicle has clean lien-free FL title.
The ’66 - ’68 are the desirable 462 cubic inch, 7.6 liter, V8 with disc brakes.
Details:
Low-ball Offers Will be Rejected! Vehicle listed on other sites and subject to prior sale.
Unrestored, original condition classic cars sell for a premium over restored vehicles.
Shipping costs will be the responsibility of the Buyer. Seller will help coordinate with Buyer’s shipper, upon receipt of full payment for the vehicle.
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