1972 Lincoln Mark Iv With Removable Top on 2040-cars
Cornell, Wisconsin, United States
This is a 1972 Lincoln Mark IV with a removable top. Top was professionally removed 25 years ago and a vinyl roof was made using quality products and a 1940's Ford rear window. This car has shaved door handles, but no actuators installed, so you have to open the doors from the inside of the car, thus you have to leave a window down all the time to be able to open the doors (electric actuators could be installed). There is some body issues with the car as seen in the pics. The top was removed over 25 years ago and the fiberglass is starting to peel up around the base of the top. There is a maroon boot that was professionally made tat snaps into place around the base of the top when it is removed, it covers a lot of the defects. The power switches were all removed from the doors and put into a central panel on the floor and this was professionally upholstered when the interior was redone about 20 years ago. The car has the 460 V8, auto trans and runs well, but has 5 year old gas in the tank, just got it out of storage. It stalls sometimes when coming to a stop, it will start right back up again, but thought you should know. Tires are like new, has Keystone spoke wheels, missing one center cap. Not sure if the A/C works, it did as of five years ago, but not sure now. There has been 1/4" steel added to the frame so that it is not weak with the top removed. It isn't perfect, it's just a cool old cruiser. CASH ONLY, Cash at time of pick up, no deal making at time of purchase, if you want the car, bring the cash for the amount you bid. Any questions, send an email and I will try to get back to you quickly, I work 12-14 hours a day, so it might take a day or so to get back to you, but I will return emails.
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