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The slab sides of this generation Continental gave it an instant presence where you just knew The Boss had arrived.  Of course, the level of intimidation is only amplified when you have an upgraded full midnight style like this 1967 Lincoln Continental Convertible.  The updated black paint and 20-inch Detroit Steel wheels make this absolutely awesome.  Plus, you're going to especially love having a '67 car, because after this year, Lincoln shut the book on the suicide door convertible forever.  And we all know opening up all the doors on this full-size luxury machine creates one of the coolest looks around.  So dig into the details of a luxury icon that continues to make sure it lets everyone know that The Boss has arrived on the scene.  HIGHLIGHTS  *Final year for the four-door convertible *Paint, roof, and interior make an upgraded triple-black style *20-inch Detroit Steel wheels *Clean lines, good bumpers, and correct trim make for an attractive style *Newer black upholstery with nice diamond stitch pattern *Power windows *Power convertible top *Driver-oriented: fold-down armrest, easy-reach features, and a tilt column *462 cubic-inch MEL V8 -Four-barrel carburetor -New battery -Strong runner *Three-speed automatic transmission *Power steering *Power brakes with front discs  Triple-black cars have an awesome reputation, and this one just seems to hit harder.  After all, the trio is not just the paint, roof, and interior... you also have those awesome wheels.  And this new stance represents what the Continental convertible really means for the modern era.  It's your Entourage-style cruiser that's always ready to hit the town.  So no matter if you're cruising solo or have all your friends along for the ride, this Continental always elevates your level of cool.  That's why you can't miss this final-year convertible.  Call today!!! 

Black

4719-TPA 1967 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL CONVERTIBLE  HIGHLIGHTS:   462 cubic inch V8 engine  3-speed automatic transmission  Power brakes  Front disc brakes  Dual exhaust  Powder Blue paint   Blue vinyl convertible top  15-inch wheels  235/75R15 BFGoodrich whitewall tires  Chrome bumpers and trim  Power convertible top  Dark blue leather interior with Bucket seats  6-way power front seats  Power windows  Power steering  AM radio  R134a air conditioning system  Front and rear center armrests  One of only 2,276 four-door convertibles produced in 1967  Last factory-produced four-door convertible in the U.S.  $7,400 receipt from 2020 for AC and convertible top work 

Blue

Continental Mark II

Elegance personified, this 1956 Lincoln Continental Mark II in glossy black paint is a sight to behold. With its sleek lines, Continental kit, and chrome trim and bumpers that gleam like a mirror, this classic coupe is a true embodiment of luxury from a bygone era. Rolling on a set of 15" wheels wrapped in 235/75R15 Coker Classic whitewall tires, this Continental Mark II commands respect wherever it goes.  Slide into the white and gray leather bench seat, and you'll find yourself transported to a world of refinement. The interior, believed to be largely original, showcases the craftsmanship of a different time. The Town and Country radio adds a touch of nostalgia, while the column-mounted shifter keeps the cabin clean and uncluttered. The white complements the exterior black, creating a striking contrast that's both sophisticated and inviting.  Underneath the expansive hood rests a 368 V8 engine, ready to unleash its power through a smooth-shifting 3-speed automatic transmission. With power steering and brakes, this Continental Mark II offers a driving experience that's as effortless as it is exhilarating. The dual exhaust, exiting through the rear bumper, provides a subtle reminder of the performance potential.  HIGHLIGHTS:   368 V8 engine  3-speed automatic transmission  Holley 4-barrel carburetor  Power front disc brakes   Dual exhaust through rear bumper  Glossy black paint  Continental kit  15" wheels w/ Coker Classic whitewall radial tires  White and gray leather interior  Town and Country radio  Power steering  Comes with extra parts including original air cleaner and carb  This 1956 Lincoln Continental Mark II, with its 368 V8 heart, luxurious leather interior, and timeless exterior, is a rolling tribute to an era when style and substance went hand in hand. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of automotive history. Call today! 

White

Nautilus

PRICED TO MOVE $5,500 below Kelley Blue Book!, FUEL EFFICIENT 29 MPG Hwy/21 MPG City! CARFAX 1-Owner, Superb Condition, LOW MILES - 3,821! Heated Leather Seats, Sunroof, Navigation, Back-Up Camera, Turbo Charged, All Wheel DriveAFFORDABILITYThis Nautilus is priced $5,500 below Kelley Blue Book.KEY FEATURES INCLUDENavigation, Heated Driver Seat, Leather Seats, Back-Up Camera, All Wheel Drive Rear Spoiler, Keyless Entry, Privacy Glass, Steering Wheel Controls, Child Safety Locks. Lincoln Reserve with Infinite Black Metallic Clearcoat exterior and Black Onyx interior features a 4 Cylinder Engine with 250 HP at 5500 RPM*.OPTION PACKAGESEQUIPMENT GROUP 202A Panoramic Vista Roof, Hands-Free Power Liftgate, Revel Audio System w/14 Speakers & HD Radio, SiriusXM radio and AM/FM, 110V Power Converter, Digital Scent, 3 scent cartridges (violet cashmere, mystic forest, ozonic azure), Lincoln BlueCruise Equipped (4-Years Included), See website in the description* for version details, Auto Air Refresh, Rear Heated Seats w/Switch Control, JET APPEARANCE PACKAGE (87T) Body Color, exterior elements - wheel arches and sporty front bumper, Wheels: 22 Satin Dark Luster Nickel, satin chrome inserts, Tires: 255/45R22 AS, Black Exterior Elements, sport fender badge, grille inserts, roof rack side rails, beltline molding, lower door cladding and rear bumper. *** INTERNET SPECIAL ***, Clean Well Maintained Local Trade!** CARFAX 1-Owner **EXPERTS ARE SAYINGGreat Gas Mileage: 29 MPG Hwy.VISIT US TODAYExperience The Ultimate Driving Machine at the #1 rated BMW dealership in the nation three years running, Hendrick BMW! Visit us at 7036 E. Independence Blvd. Charlotte, NC 28227 or on our website at website in the description*, like us on Facebook and follow us @HendrickBMW on Twitter. Hendrick BMW is the only dealership ever to win BMWs Center of Excellence award 12 years in a row!Pricing analysis performed on 11/14/2024. Horsepower calculations based on trim engine configuration. Fuel economy calculations based on original manufacturer data for trim engine configuration. Please confirm the accuracy of the included equipment by calling us prior to purchase.This Dealership checks the vehicle recall status prior to making any pre-owned vehicle available for sale. Manufacturers and/or NHTSA may announce additional recalls at any time. To inquire about the recall status of this vehicle, visit: website in the description*

Club Coupe

The 1947 Lincoln Club Coupe makes for an interesting premium classic that few of us ever get to see. But not only is this example looking sleek and complete, but it also has been given the right restomod upgrades like fuel-injected V8 power, an overdrive transmission, four-wheel disc brakes, an extra-comfy interior, and a one-of-a-kind style to be a great cruiser to show off near or far.  A restomod is meant to be distinct, and so we like that they took the time to make this one unique.  The multi-grille style is gone and in its place is a clean style that reminds us of a Bentley from the post-war S-Series.  So it's timelessly sophisticated, and the crystal clear headlights even add some jewel-like qualities.  Along the sides are sport mirrors and updated Lincoln wheels.  And the tail lights are also a modern upgrade that were custom formed so it looks like they have been there since day one.  Even with the upgraded style, it's still unmistakably a Lincoln with full-length trim, fender skirts, and stylish bright chrome bumpers.  Plus, they have an awesomely sleek silhouette thanks to the long and distinct trunk.  And the red paint has a nice richness that has an upper-class cruiser look, and the good gloss loves to show off the curves of the fenders.  Inside is more of the well-developed full custom treatment.  The front seats are borrowed from a later model GM car.  They include modern luxuries like integrated shoulder belts and power adjustment.  And the rear seats and door panels are in a nice matching velour.  There are more well-placed upgrades like power windows, a cup holder center console, an AM/FM stereo with Bluetooth, and a backup camera. You can also choose to service features like the air conditioning and power mirrors if you want to fully return the function.  This is also subtly built to be a better drive with nicely integrated features, like a smaller diameter dual-spoke steering wheel on a tilt column and upgraded readouts added to the stock locations.    The engine bay has been upgraded to be a true Hot Rod Lincoln (and the air grabber tells you it, too!) While Lincolns had V12, they were only 305s. So the 350 cubic-inch small block is already a nice increase in displacement. Plus, this has a Holley Sniper electronic fuel injection system for the best in power and consistency.  There's also a fresh air intake, Edelbrock intake manifold, and a glasspack-style dual exhaust.  And because this is such a unique and strong-running coupe, you'll be glad they gave you great driving features to make it easy to show off.  It includes an upgraded front suspension, power steering, and four-wheel power disc brakes. And the four-speed automatic transmission with highway-friendly overdrive makes it great to take on trips near or far.  There are few of these Lincolns left and even fewer could even be this much of a cool cruiser.  So don't miss out, call today! 

Gray

A certain level of luxury is reserved for the discerning few, and this 1956 Continental Mark II truly represents this upper echelon of rare vintage vehicles. Yes, it was above Lincoln's hierarchy, but we did list it in the name. As you read on, you'll see this extremely rare Mark II has been treated with the proper respect and preserved correctly to remain both vintage and premium.  The Mark II was a statement about having European luxury with American flair. You see it in an exceptionally clean sheet metal design that could rival the best pre-war French designs.  This is balanced with mammoth chrome bumpers so well integrated into the design that you barely notice the exhaust under the tail lights. Of course, the elegance of this car is further heightened by a nice glow to the timelessly tasteful creamy white paint. You'll love pouring over all the details of this hand-crafted coupe, including the turbine-style wheels, intricate grille, and all the correct badging. And you'll love the graceful bulge in the center of the trunk - an iconic namesake feature that has been added to other cars over the years.  And it's good to notice how the tire looks like the original factory piece because this idea of true preservation seems to be a theme to the whole car.    The light blue and white interior is a unique and beautiful combination that nicely coordinates with the seats, carpeting, door panels, and headliner to create a beautifully uniform appearance.  It's hard to find anything of note that has been replaced over the decades, and we think that's a good thing.  So while you may decide to update elements of this car, we like having plenty of originality here so you can choose what should be updated and what should represent the Eisenhower administration. The instrument panel was influenced by both aircraft and clocks. It has wonderfully detailed dials and levers for the heater controls, making for a unique driving experience. Beyond the intricate factory wheel is a full gauge panel with a tachometer. It's a highly original presentation with terrific luxuries for its era, like the AM radio and a power seat.  The 368 cubic-inch V8 was the best Lincoln had to offer in the day, and it was rumored the Continental engines were even further refined for the best quality. You can see this connection in the well-presented engine bay with stock elements like the Continental Star valve covers and fresh air intake.  The four-barrel carburetor and dual exhaust sound like the kind of features for a muscle car, but in this application, it's all about providing effortless power with plenty of refinement. And a car this nice deserves to be driven with distinction. The refined ride combines easy driving features like the three-speed automatic transmission, power steering, and power brakes.  This was the debut year for the Mark II, and only about 3000 examples were ever produced.  It's part of a legacy where an American car was built to have no other equal, and there is added prestige in this level of preservation. So you may decide to upgrade the paint, restore the full power windows, or add other investments, but this is a beautifully distinct rarity from day one. Call now! 

Excellent Condition, LOW MILES - 48,544! Black Label trim, Pristine White exterior and Alpine interior. NAV, Sunroof, Heated/Cooled Leather Seats, Satellite Radio, Premium Sound System, Back-Up Camera, Turbo, Rear Air, Alloy Wheels, Heated Rear Seat, *** INTERNET SPECIAL ***, Clean Well Maintained Local Trade! NON-SMOKER.KEY FEATURES INCLUDENavigation, Rear Air, Heated Driver Seat, Heated Rear Seat, Cooled Driver Seat, Back-Up Camera, Turbocharged, Premium Sound System, Satellite Radio, iPod/MP3 Input, Onboard Communications System, Aluminum Wheels, Remote Engine Start, Dual Zone A/C, Hands-Free Liftgate Leather Seats, MP3 Player, Sunroof, Panoramic Roof, Keyless Entry. Lincoln Black Label with Pristine White exterior and Alpine interior features a V6 Cylinder Engine with 335 HP at 5700 RPM*. *** INTERNET SPECIAL ***, Clean Well Maintained Local Trade! NON-SMOKER Excellent ConditionWHY BUY FROM USExperience The Ultimate Driving Machine at the #1 rated BMW dealership in the nation three years running, Hendrick BMW! Visit our Northlake location at 10720 Northlake Auto Plaza Blvd Charlotte, NC 28269 or on our website at website in the description*, like us on Facebook and follow us @BMWNorthlake on Twitter. Hendrick BMW is the only dealership ever to win BMWs Center of Excellence award 12 years in a row!Horsepower calculations based on trim engine configuration. Please confirm the accuracy of the included equipment by calling us prior to purchase.This Dealership checks the vehicle recall status prior to making any pre-owned vehicle available for sale. Manufacturers and/or NHTSA may announce additional recalls at any time. To inquire about the recall status of this vehicle, visit: website in the description*

Other

4857-TPA 1956 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL MARK II  HIGHLIGHTS:   368 V8 Engine  Ford-O-Matic 3-Speed Automatic Transmission  Edelbrock 4-Barrel Carburetor  Power Steering  Power Drum Brakes  Dual Exhaust  R134a AC System  Cream White Paint  Chrome Bumpers and Trim  15-inch Turbine Hubcaps  American Classic 235/75R15 Whitewall Tires  Continental Kit  Dual Exhaust Through Bumper  White and Maroon Two-Tone Interior with Split-Bench Seating  Power Windows  Carpeted Trunk  Front Seat Belts 

Continental Mark V

This 1979 Lincoln Continental Mark V Cartier Edition is a significant piece of automotive history - the final year for the Mark V and the large Lincoln coupes. The factory applied Light Champagne color adorns the long, sculpted body, emphasizing every line of this 19-foot luxury vehicle. A Valino half-roof vinyl top in matching Light Champagne crowns the car. The 15-inch wheels are fitted with 235/75R15 tires, providing a solid stance. Chrome elements contrast against the paintwork, from the imposing front grille to the understated rear bumper, creating a visual representation of late '70s luxury.  The Champagne and red leather interior exemplifies the era's definition of luxury. Dual power bucket seats offer comfort for extended drives. The dashboard houses an unexpected feature - a factory CB radio, a high-end option in 1979. Power windows, locks, tilt steering, and cruise control are readily accessible, designed to enhance your driving experience. The leather displays some creases, indicating miles of enjoyment, while maintaining its overall dignified appearance.  A 400 cubic inch V8 engine powers this Continental, mated to a C6 3-speed automatic transmission. This combination delivers the effortless performance expected from a luxury car of this caliber. The engine starts promptly, settling into a quiet idle. Power steering and power disc brakes on all four corners allow this grand tourer to handle with unexpected agility for its size. The exhaust system provides an appropriate note - present yet not overwhelming. The coil spring suspension with shocks and sway bars front and rear maintain a plush ride, absorbing road imperfections effectively.  HIGHLIGHTS:  400 cubic inch V8 engine  C6 3-speed automatic transmission  Power steering  Power disc brakes (front and rear)  Light Champagne paint  Valino half-roof vinyl top in Light Champagne  Chrome accents throughout  Champagne and red leather interior  Dual power bucket seats  Factory CB radio  Power windows and locks  Tilt steering  Cruise control  Air conditioning  Maintenance receipts  75,913 miles (believed actual)  This 1979 Lincoln Continental Mark V Cartier Edition, featuring a 400 cubic inch V8, luxurious interior, and its status as the last of the big Lincolns, presents an opportunity to own a piece of automotive luxury history. It's a smooth-driving example of when American luxury cars dominated the roads. Call today! 

HIGHLIGHTS:  460 V8 Engine  3 Speed Automatic Transmission (C6)  Power Steering  4 Wheel Power Disc Brakes  4 Barrel Carb  Coils with shocks   New rear soft brake lines  Factory Replacement Muffler  New pipe between manifolds and muffler  White Paint with Stripes  Half-vinyl Red Roof  15" Wheels in P235/75R15 Tires   9" Rear Axle Specification  Red "Luxury Group" Interior   Cordovan Romano Velour Split Bench Seats  AM/FM Cassette Player with 8-track  Air Conditioning  Column Shifter  Owner's Manual  Power Mirrors 

Hendrick Affordable, Superb Condition. Luxe Metallic exterior and Ebony interior, Reserve trim. Heated Leather Seats, NAV, Sunroof, Satellite Radio, Back-Up Camera, Alloy Wheels, CLIMATE PACKAGE, All Wheel Drive.KEY FEATURES INCLUDENavigation, Leather Seats, Heated Driver Seat, Satellite Radio, Back-Up Camera. Rear Spoiler, MP3 Player, Privacy Glass, Remote Trunk Release, Keyless Entry. Lincoln Reserve with Luxe Metallic exterior and Ebony interior features a V6 Cylinder Engine with 303 HP at 6500 RPM*.OPTION PACKAGESCLIMATE PACKAGE Heated Rear Seats, Automatic Rain-Sensing Wipers, Auto High-Beam Headlamps, Heated Steering Wheel. *** INTERNET SPECIAL ***, Clean Well Maintained Local Trade!PURCHASE WITH CONFIDENCEMulti-point Vehicle Inspection; detail mechanical inspection, Rental Coverage: up to 3 days at $30 per day not to exceed $90 per occurrence, 24/7 Roadside Assistance, Trip Interruption Service: hotel, transportation, meal reimbursement, CARFAX Vehicle History Report, 3-month/3,000 Mile Limited Powertrain WarrantyEXPERTS RAVEEdmunds.coms review says The backseat is notable for being able to seat three adults in reasonable comfort, thanks in part to the standard reclining rear seatbacks..VISIT US TODAYExperience The Ultimate Driving Machine at the #1 rated BMW dealership in the nation three years running, Hendrick BMW! Visit us at 7036 E. Independence Blvd. Charlotte, NC 28227 or on our website at website in the description*, like us on Facebook and follow us @HendrickBMW on Twitter. Hendrick BMW is the only dealership ever to win BMWs Center of Excellence award 12 years in a row!Horsepower calculations based on trim engine configuration. Please confirm the accuracy of the included equipment by calling us prior to purchase.This Dealership checks the vehicle recall status prior to making any pre-owned vehicle available for sale. Manufacturers and/or NHTSA may announce additional recalls at any time. To inquire about the recall status of this vehicle, visit: website in the description*

Mark VIII

4845-TPA 1997 LINCOLN MARK VIII  HIGHLIGHTS:   4.6 Liter DOHC 32-Valve V8 Engine  4-Speed Automatic Transmission (4R70W)  Fuel Injection  Power Steering  4-Wheel Disc Brakes  Dual Exhaust  Coil Spring Suspension (Upgraded from the problematic Air Ride)  Traction Control  Silver Frost Paint  16" Chrome Lincoln Wheels in 225/60R16 Tires (2024 DOT Date)  Power Side Mirrors  Chrome Rocker Covers  Dual Airbags  Gray Leather Interior with 8-way Power Seats  JVC CD/Bluetooth Receiver  Air Conditioning (R134a)  Power Windows and Locks  Center Console  Carpeted Trunk  New Tires! 

Silver

 V12 Engine (believed to be 292 cubic inches)  3 Speed Manual Transmission  12-volt electrical system  Alternator  Electric fan  Sanden-style air compressor  Front power disc brakes  Side pipes with aftermarket mufflers  Black paint  Vinyl top  15" wheels with center caps  Coker Classic 7.80-15 tires  Front and rear chrome bumpers with grill  Side pipes  Black and white vinyl interior  Bench seat  Column shifter  AM/FM Single CD player  Water temperature gauge under dash  Restored headliner  1 of 847 club coupes produced in 1948  Final year for the first-generation Continental 

HIGHLIGHTS:  460 V8 Engine  3 Speed C6 Automatic Transmission  FiTech Fuel Injection  Aluminum Radiator  Power Steering  Power Brakes  Front Disc Brakes  2.75 Rear Axle Ratio  Polar White Paint  White Vinyl Top  Chrome Trim  15" Wheels  235/75R15 Tires  White Leather Bucket Seats with Lipstick Red Cross Straps  Lipstick Red Interior Components  Custom Wood Console  Push Button Start  Bluetooth Cassette Adapter  Owner's Manual  Warranty Card 

The Lincoln Continental was engineered to be among the finest automobiles America has to offer, and the 1979 Lincoln Town Car Collectors Series was at the very top of the company's lineup. The 1979 model year is the finale for the last full-size luxury sedan built in America. To commemorate this historic event, the Flagship Town Car was offered as a limited edition, The Collector's Series, which epitomized the luxury and elegance of America's last traditional luxury sedan. The 1979 Continental Collector's Series came fully equipped. The Continental sedan with this elite option ran around $16,500. The cost of a fully equipped Collector's Series ran in excess of $18,000.  Comfort and convenience features and accessories optional on the Lincoln Continental are standard for The Collector's Series. This is a very special limited edition. Signature exterior features include color-keyed Coach Roof, gold-color grille and bumper inserts, right-hand remote-controlled outside rear view mirror, color-keyed premium bodyside moldings, color-keyed turbine-style cast aluminum wheels, Appearance Protection Group (front and rear carpeted floor mats, door edge guards and rear license plate frame), right and left-side illuminated vanity mirrors and Interior Light Group. This car is fitted with a set of American Classic white wall tires that enhance its classic look.  "Collector's Series" is affixed to each rear roof sail panel attesting to the fact that this is the quintessential luxury sedan. The Continental Collector's Series includes as standard equipment: power vent windows, interval wipers, Defroster Group (electric window defroster and heated left-side outside rear view mirror), and Headlamp Convenience Group (automatic headlamp dimmer, and Autolamp on/off delay system).  This is a sedan designed for comfort and pampers its occupants with Automatic Temperature Control, Illuminated Entry System and an Automatic Garage Door Opener. Front and rear center folding armrests are traditional Continental accoutrements as well as the convenience of standard Tilt Steering Wheel, Twin Comfort Lounge seats with both sides 6-way power adjustable  passenger recliner, Automatic Speed Control, Power Lock Group (includes trunk release), power windows, Cartier electric digital timepiece, illuminated outside thermometer, power steering and power brakes. The radio has been upgraded to a Kenwood unit with SiriusXM and AUX port.  Rare Collector's Series 400 cubic inch V8 Factory Gold colored grill Factory Turbine-style cast aluminum wheels Final production year of the full-size American luxury car Loaded with power luxury amenities American Classic white wall tires Upgraded Kenwood stereo  This 1979 Lincoln Continental Town Car Collector's Series is powered by the Ford Cleveland 400 CID V8 engine and has one of the widest stances of any car in the world and rides upon a long 127.2" wheelbase. It has the luxury length of 233" and is 79.9" in width. Its impressive size, extraordinarily comfortable ride and impeccable road manners makes it a very distinctive luxury car. The Continental Collector's Series sedan is the last of the real American luxury automobiles. Ford was the only domestic automobile manufacturer that made automobiles this large for the 1979 model year. This is indeed, the end of an illustrious era in motoring... 

Lincoln is the big "L" in the premium car world, and this 1998 Lincoln Mark VIII has all the right "L"s to elevate the experience: loaded, luxurious, and long-term ownership.  And don't forget that beneath all of this is a fully independent suspension, four-wheel disc brakes, and the kind of fuel-injected V8 that also powered the best Mustangs of the day.  Lincoln really went for an exceptional level of style on the Mark VIII.  It looks like they took up all the time at Ford's wind tunnel until everything from the headlights to the rear fenders had a swept-back look created by speed.  Even the hallmark continental spare tire hump in the trunk got the aerodynamic treatment. So it's hard not to be impressed with the design as it has matured into a proper classic.  The Silver Frost Metallic paint has a timeless sense of style.  This is the factory application, and it shows exceptional care on this actual mileage car.  One reason we know it has received such good respect over the decades is that this is a two-owner Lincoln, and the second owner had it for about 20 years.  So while there are a few signs of age as this approaches the quarter-century mark, the real overall impression is about how great the paint looks and how nice the body is so that this sleek coupe continues to look slippery in the sunshine.  Plus, this loves to impress with the details.  The headlights are the updated factory clear lens package, the trim wraps around the rear to frame the unique tail light package, and 16-inch Enkei wheels give this an individual level of sporty appeal.  As this coupe approaches the 25-year mark, it becomes eligible for vintage car registration in some states. But when you look inside, all you see is a ton of modern luxury. You have a tasteful gray leather with the right touch of wood-like trim. Like a true luxury Lincoln, this one is loaded with great features such as power windows, power locks, keyless entry/alarm, a tilt steering column, power steering, anti-lock brakes, dual airbags, rear defogger, the premium AM/FM/cassette stereo w/CD changer, and automatic A/C climate control.  Your seat power-adjusts to the ideal position; the tilt/telescoping steering column puts the wheel right where you want it; and the dash is contoured to focus on you.  So it's a terrific driver's car, and as a true grand touring coupe, the trunk holds far more than just a weekend's worth of luggage.  Under the hood is a terrific V8 powerhouse.  InTech was Lincoln's name for the 32-valve DOHC V8 shared across the Ford line.  Oh yes, this fuel-injected 4.6-liter motor is a close sibling to the powerhouse that made the Mustang Mach 1 and SVT Cobra such desirable cars.  So you could even probably add some of the same go-fast goodies from those other Modular V8s, but really, the appeal to this stock and well-kept Mark VIII delivers its power smoothly - that's exactly what you want in a Lincoln.  Out on the road, the fully independent suspension, upgraded coilover shocks, and four-wheel disc brakes inspire confidence while also having a luxury ride.  And cruise control and the four-speed transmission with highway-ready overdrive are all part of a great driving pack to enjoy for trips near or far.  The sale comes complete with the owner's manual packet, a comprehensive service manual, two sets of keys, useful additional components, and a car cover.  This is the sleek and sporty modern classic luxury coupe that has been given the proper respect to remain an awesome cruiser.  Call today!!! 

4676-TPA 1975 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL MARK IV  HIGHLIGHTS:   460 V8 engine  C6 3-speed automatic transmission  Edelbrock AVS2 4-barrel carburetor  Power steering  4-wheel disc brakes  Dual master cylinder  Single exhaust  Cruise control  R134a A/C connections  Aqua Blue Metallic paint  Blue vinyl top  Painted blue pinstripes  15-inch wheels  235/75R15 whitewall tires  Chrome grille, bumpers, and trim  Power vent windows  Aqua Blue vinyl and cloth upholstery  6-way power bucket seats  Tilt steering column  Philco 8-track player  Shag carpeting  Faux wood dash accents  Working courtesy lights  Original carburetor (in trunk) 

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