1963 Lincoln Continental on 2040-cars
Nanuet, New York, United States
UP auction is a 1963 Lincoln Continental, all original never modified barn find. This car was purchased from the grandson of the original owner. This car has under 88000 original miles and has a garage since 1985. The car does run and stop, new battery and water pump was installed. This car has all of its chrome, there are no cracks in the glass, the dashboard is in great condition with no cracks. the Headliners is in great condition, the front seats shows signs of wear as do the door panels but they are still usable and have not been removed. This car is fully electric, all of the windows work with the exception of the rear windows, i think they came off the track because you can hear the window motor when you try to bring them down, same with the seat motor you can hear it when you want to adjust the seats. the original Radio works along with the power antenna. The car is equipped with other feather that i have not explored as of yet. With a lil time and love this car can be a sweet cruiser or could be the perfect platform to do a full on resto because everything is here, from glass to hubcaps, to all the chrome. any question i can be reached at 646-596-6407. If you have less than a 20 rating contact me before bidding. This car is being posted on several sites, i reserve the right to cancel this auction at anytime. This car can be viewed on this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PeGX3BQ1AJs
Payment: I accept Paypal, Cashier's checks, and Money orders. Buyer pays Shipping and Handling Fees (handling fee includes boxes, labels, bubble wrap, etc.). If any payment cannot be paid within 7 days of the auction’s end, please send me an email of acknowledgement to avoid reminder emails and a possible eBay warning and item strike. Legal / Refunds: All sales are final. Refunds are only given if the item is grossly misrepresented. Other refunds will be at my discretion and should I accept a return for any reason, the purchase price less 10% will be refunded for the eBay relisting fee. Relisting fees include both the listing fee and final purchase fee. If this is a used item, it will be understood that the item is not in new condition and unless otherwise stated, minor imperfections such as light scratching, light staining, scuffing or marking may exist. I am a private seller and do my best to describe and provide pictures that accurately represent the item. I will gladly provide additional information and/or pictures if any further details are needed. I welcome and respond quickly to all questions. By bidding on this auction, you agree to all terms outlined within this contract. Thank you and happy bidding! thanks and good luck |
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