Lincoln For Sale In Tampa

This iconic vehicle boasts a striking black exterior that exudes timeless elegance and sophistication. The sleek lines and distinctive design of Lincoln Continentals make them a standout choice for those who appreciate the artistry of automotive design. Step inside the sumptuous black leather interior for a plush environment for both driver and passengers. The spacious cabin exudes that classic 60s design. Clean and uncluttered with minimal bright work. All the leather is in great shape and other than minor wear the interior presents very well. Under the hood, this Lincoln Continental is powered by a robust 430 cubic-inch (7. 0L) V8 engine, producing 320 horsepower and 465 lb-ft of torque paired with a smooth shifting 3-speed automatic transmission, delivering a seamless and powerful driving experience. This 1965 Continental is equipped with a range of features that enhance its appeal and functionality. This Lincoln makes driving a fingertip affair thanks to standard power brakes, and power steering, contributing to an effortless driving experience. The...

An American embodiment of luxury and performance. This distinguished vehicle boasts a sleek black exterior that exudes timeless elegance and sophistication. The black interior complements the exterior well, creating a seamless and stylish aesthetic that is sure to turn heads wherever you go. Under the hood, this Lincoln Continental is powered by a robust 462ci 340hp, V8 engine, delivering the power and performance that distinguished buyers demand from this legendary model. Paired with an automatic transmission, this big luxury coupe was designed to provide a smooth and effortless driving experience. The interior is finished in a lovely dark blue with no rips or tears and all the trim and bright work is present and accounted for and in good shape. However, there are minor issues such as missing radio knobs and minor wear and tear on the door handle pulls etc. Externally the car is a sight to behold. The styling...

Renowned as one of the 1950s finest designs, the two year only MKIIs were built to the highest standard of the time. Easily on-par with the elites of Europe, and in many ways better than Chrysler or Cadillacs of the day. Base price for a 1957 Continental MKII started at $10,000! An astronomical price for a 1957 automobile. Only Hollywood elites and the who's who of money owned these low production luxury behemoths. This grey-silver 1957 MKII is a looker, with great lines and presence and style that reflects bespoke luxury. The car rides on fat white walls with original hubcaps, with a grey cloth interior. EVERYTHING is powered in this big Lincoln. Such as power windows, power seats -with auto exit, feature, power steering, power brakes, and AC! It's all in working condition and the car rides and drives like a dream. Soft, comfortable; a luxury motor-yacht...

Big Lincolns of the late 70s were gargantuan! Solid, big, stately, and comfortable. These big Lincolns were the pinnacle of traditional American luxury. At 230 inches in length and room for 6, this big luxury cruiser is all about American excess and style. Finished in a two-toned tan and beige with a matching vinyl top, this big land yacht turns heads. The trim is in great shape and holds a mean shine and the car rides on classic Lincoln turbine wheels with whitewall tires. Under the hood is the venerable 460ci V8, spinning a 3-speed auto. The car is stuffed full of features like, cold AC, AM/FM radio, pillow style, powered leather bench seats up front, power windows, tilt steering, power brakes and steering, and more. This big Lincoln rides like a cloud. A silent floating carpet of isolation and luxury! Many of these cars have been disrespected and junked. This...

American luxury was all about real estate in the 1970s, and few cars were as long, wide, and cavernous as a 76 Lincoln Continental. This Blue over blue Lincoln Continental Coupe is reported to have 46k - seller claimed - miles. The car comes from a Lincoln collector's garage. Its rust free and shows not evidence or rot. The car runs and drives well and is a survivor car. Everything is reported to be in working order, including cold AC. The big 460ci V8 runs like a top and spins a 3-speed auto which shifts nice and smooth. This car is a great driver, or easy cosmetic restoration. These big 70s, 'luxury barges' are starting to appreciate in the collector market and two door models very uncommon. Get...