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49,800 Original Miles, One-owner, Red Moondust Metallic, Black Leather, The Best on 2040-cars

Year:1974 Mileage:49800 Color: appearance is further enhanced by an abundance of chrome and brightwork that is in very good condition
Location:

Beachwood, Ohio, United States

Beachwood, Ohio, United States
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The Lincoln Mark IV, produced from 1972 – 1976, was considered a legend in its own time, handily outselling its General Motors rival, the Cadillac Eldorado.  With dozens of unique color and trim options available, those of discriminating taste could truly personalize their new Mark IV in any way they desired.

This gorgeous one-owner 1974 Lincoln Mark IV has traveled only 49,800 miles in its forty year life.  It is finished in optional Red Moondust Metallic that has a beautiful luster.  It also features coordinating Black accent pinstripes and its original Cavalry twill vinyl top, which is in excellent condition.  The exterior appearance is further enhanced by an abundance of chrome and brightwork that is in very good condition.

The interior is equally attractive and rich in appearance.  Its sumptuous leather seating areas show as new and are soft to the touch.  Similarly, its dashboard, door panels, carpeting, and headliner are virtually free of wear.  Rich wood appliques and tasteful use of chrome lend a note of distinction, and its optional AM/FM stereo with 8-track cassette will contribute to your enjoyment.

You will also appreciate this car’s long list of standard and optional comfort and convenience features, including the following:

·         Power windows

·         Power door locks

·         6-way power driver’s and passenger’s seats

·         Power trunk lid release

·         Power antenna

·         Electric rear window defroster

·         Speed control

·         Anti-theft system

·         Appearance Protection Group (including door edge guards and front and rear floor mats with carpet inserts)

·         Right-hand remote control mirror

·         Tilt steering wheel

·         AM/FM Multiplex Radio with Stereo Tape

·         Automatic temperature control

 

With the exception of the Cartier clock, all power options work as they should.  It should also be noted that minor imperfections in the chrome and finish do not detract from the overall appearance of this car.

 

Powered by a four barrel carbureted 460 CID V-8 engine mated to a three-speed SelectShift automatic transmission, this car generates an impressive 220 horsepower.  It has an unrivaled combination of power, smoothness, and silence that makes it very enjoyable to drive.  Having recently completed a 700 mile road trip from Cape Cod to Cleveland, this car performed flawlessly.

 

Originally sold from Clark & White Lincoln Mercury of Boston, this one owner car retains its original “Ownercard” warranty identification card, financing paperwork, vehicle inspection reports, and state registration cards.  Also included with sale is the original owner’s and stereo manuals, and the “Ford Family of Fine Music” 8-track demo cassette.  It even retains its original starting instructions sleeve on the driver’s sun visor!  The “Maintenance Folio” and key fob from the selling dealer will also be included with sale.

 

If a beautifully maintained and original Mark IV that is far superior to others available is what you desire, this is the car for you!

 

For additional information and photographs of this car and others available for sale, PLEASE SEE OUR WEBSITE which can be accessed by clicking on "classicmotorcarsonline" in the "Seller Info" contained at the top right of this page.

Please call Joseph at AFFORDABLE CLASSICS MOTORCARS LLC at 216-990-8207 with any questions. Additional photographs and cars are also available. Please inquire. We have had many satisfied domestic and international customers and would welcome your business.

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To provide high quality, affordable and fun classic and collector cars from the 1970s and 1980s to car enthusiasts in the United States and abroad in a comfortable and low-stress environment as we unite our customers with the cars of their dreams. Our goal is to provide our customers with a positive buying experience that reflects the highest levels of trust, integrity, and ethical standards that will reward them with many years of motoring pleasure.

 

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