1976 Lincoln Continental Base Hardtop 2-door 7.5l on 2040-cars
Enterprise, Oregon, United States
THIS IS A LOCAL THREE OWNER CAR THAT HAS BEEN AROUND OUR TOWN SINCE IT WAS NEW. IT HAS SPENT MOST OF IT'S LIFE IN A GARAGE AS MOST OF THIS CAR IS VERY NICE IN IT'S ORIGINAL CONDITION. WE ACQUIRED THIS CAR AS A TRADE-IN UNIT AND IT HAD BEEN SITTING FOR A COUPLE OF YEARS. WE TOOK THE FUEL TANK OUT, DRAINED IT AND CLEANED THE LINES, REBUILT THE CARBURETOR AND INSTALLED A NEW FUEL PUMP. WE ALSO PUT ON A NEW IGNITION CONTROL MODULE AND FLUSHED, CLEANED AND REPLACED THE BRAKE FLUID. IT NOW STARTS EASY, RUNS VERY GOOD AND JUST DRIVES OUT LIKE IT WAS NEW! WHAT A RIDE THESE BIG OLD LUXURY CARS PROVIDE! THE INTERIOR IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION WITH THE LEATHER LOOKING VERY NICE AND THAT HEAVY PLUSH CARPET THAT LOOKS LIKE IT IS INCHES DEEP! ALL THE POWER EQUIPMENT WORKS INCLUDING THE ANTENNA. THE BRIGHT CHROME TRIM AND BOTH BUMPERS ARE ALL IN VERY GOOD CONDITION AND THOSE NICE SHINY POLISHED WHEELS AND CENTER CAPS ARE ALL IN FANTASTIC CONDITION. WHILE THE CAR HAS SOME BLEMISHES AS DESCRIBED IN THE ABOVE CONDITION REPORT AREA, IT REALLY IS IN QUITE REMARKABLE CONDITION FOR AN UNRESTORED ALL ORIGINAL 1976 MODEL CAR. THE TIRES ARE 85% OR BETTER AND NO SIGN OF AGE DUE TO TIME ON THE CAR. WE AREN'T SURE HOW LONG AGO THEY GOT PUT ON BUT THEY SURE DON'T HAVE VERY MANY MILES ON THEM AND ARE GOOD TO MAKE THE DRIVE HOME TO YOUR HOUSE NO MATTER HOW FAR YOU LIVE AWAY FROM US. ALL OF THE LIGHTS WORK GOOD INCLUDING THE LITTLE OPERA WINDOW LIGHTS AND THOSE NEAT TURN SIGNAL ACTIVATED CORNERING LIGHTS. WE HAVE THE CAR FOR SALE ON OUR LOT WITH A RETAIL PRICE OF $5500.00 AND WE WILL END THE AUCTION EARLY FOR THAT PRICE. THE OPENING BID OF $3900.00 WILL PUT YOU IN FIRST PLACE TO OWN THE CAR AND YOU WILL THEN HAVE SOME SAY IN THE CARS DESTINY. IF WE GET A LOCAL BUYER ON IT AND THEY AGREE TO PAY MORE THAN YOUR BID, WE WILL HAVE THEM BID ON THE CAR SO IF YOU DESIRE TO BID HIGHER TO SAVE IT FOR YOURSELF THAT IS STILL AVAILABLE FOR YOU. WE HOPE TO SELL THIS CAR ON EBAY AND THRU THE SITE SO EVERYBODY THAT WANTS TO TRY TO BID TO OWN WILL GET THAT OPPORTUNITY TO DO SO. THANKS FOR LOOKING AND PLEASE FEEL FREE TO EMAIL US WITH ANY QUESTIONS OR FEEL FREE TO CALL US AT MAIN STREET MOTORS LOCATED AT 311 WEST MAIN IN ENTERPRISE, OREGON 97828 AND OUR PHONE NUMBER IS 541-426-2100.
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