1968 Lincoln Continental Suicide Doors Original Restored With Rebuilt Motor on 2040-cars
Saint Joseph, Missouri, United States
1968 Lincoln Continental with factory suicide doors - If you're looking at this car then you aleady know how rare they are becoming to find in good shape. This was fully restored just a couple years ago. It was done professionally and looks beautiful. The interior is all original besides the addition of a cd player. The interior is in amazing shape for how old it is. The seats are in great shape. The door panels are in great shape. The headliner has 3 small blemishes in it that aren't noticeable unless youre searching for them. Power Windows all work great. The chrome trim everywhere looks great. The AC blows cold. Everything works! The lights work. The blinkers work. The speedometer is the coolest speedometer you will ever see. The motor was completely overhauled 2 years ago as well and it shows in the pictures. The engine has all kinds of power that you would expect from a freshly rebuilt 460 big block. And this thing runs smooooooth! It floats down the highway like you wouldn't believe. You just have to drive it to understand. The paint is very glossy and was done very very nice. You can use this car as a mirror. You can see in the pictures that this paint and body is slick! Please call me at 816-244-5650 if you have any questions. I am located in st. joseph MO 64503. I will aid in delivery and might even drive it to you if you're willing to pay travel expenses. This is your chance to get your hands on a very rare car. I am selling this so I can remodel my home. I hate to see it go. There are only a few blemishes on this car to make it not perfect. There are a few paint chips in the front area and there is a tiny rock chip in the windshield as well. The underneath of the rear bumper has some rust but its not visible unless you get down on the ground to see it. Other than those few things, this car is cherry. |
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