1958 Lincoln Continental Mark Iii Convertible 58 Mk Iii on 2040-cars
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Body Type:Convertible
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:430
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Lincoln
Model: Continental
Trim: MK III Convertible
Options: Signal Seeking Radio With Foot Control Switch, Directed Power Differential, Automatic High Beam Dimmer, Automatic Starter, Cam-O-Matic Windshield Wiper System, Visor Vanity Mirror, Remote Control Driver Side Mirror, Clock, Leather Seats, Convertible
Drive Type: RWD
Power Options: Power Steering, Power Brakes, 6 Way Power Seat, Power Vent Windows, Power Rectractible Rear Window, Power Antenna, Power Windows, Power Seats
Mileage: 95,455
Sub Model: Mark III Convertible
Exterior Color: Starmist White
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Interior Color: Red Black White
I am reluctantly offering for sale my beautifully restored 1958 Lincoln Continental Mark III convertible. I acquired this magnificent classic automobile from a well known west coast car collector in 2007 at which time the majority of the restoration had already just been completed. It had always been a rust free California car. I then proceeded to systematically take the car to another level by investing more money and an inestimable amount of my own time to lovingly bring this vehicle to its current state of form and function. Virtually every component is new or rebuilt. This awesome Lincoln functions as good as it looks due to the considerable amount of time I have taken to ensure that it runs, drives, handles, tracks, and brakes superbly. If desired this Lincoln can be driven anywhere with confidence and it performs amazingly well. Since being restored the only miles the car has been driven have been the test miles required to bring it up to its current status. I would certainly consider my 1958 Lincoln to be one of the finest driving automobiles in its class and one of the nicest overall in terms of fit, finish, and driving pleasure. Body gaps are perfect and there are no annoying squeaks or rattles. I acquired this car to be a show car but more than that I expected it to drive perfectly as well and it was meant to be a keeper for life. Due to current circumstances I would like to offer this wonderful collectible car for sale. I will most likely not have the experience of enjoying the fruits of my labor but the next owner will absolutely be delighted with this fine motorcar. I will sell this vehicle worldwide and have sold to Europe in the past. Buyer is responsible for all shipping arrangements but I will help with whatever is necessary on this end to ensure a smooth transaction. Thanks for looking.
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