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This car is original down to the tires that haven-t been changed since it was new. The current owner is the 3rd in his family to obtain the car but the Grandfather was the original purchaser. Powering this personal luxury car is a brutish 460 CID (7. 5L) Ford 385 V8 engine mated to the C6 3-speed automatic transmission which are original to the car. 1973 was the second year for the successor to the Mark III. It grew in size and weight from its predecessor and was designed with the Cadillac Eldorado rival in mind. It certainly competed very well. It shared a common chassis with the Ford Thunderbird and was given its own exterior design from the windows down, returning hidden headlights, a radiator-style grille and a Continental spare tire trunk lid. All the Continental Mark IVs were assembled at the Wixom assembly plant in Wixom, Michigan alongside the standard Lincoln Continental and the Ford Thunderbird. This was certainly a heavy car, coming in at a heft 5,264lbs! It feels like the kind of car you could drive through a wall without noticing. 1973 saw a major redesign, necessitated by the addition of the 5mph bumpers; in various forms,...

This one owner car has only 25,688 miles! The great blue paint comes with the Lincoln option of matching painted rims for the inside spokes of the rims. This particular year has a nice 400 V8 engine and paired with an automatic 3 speed transmission. This vehicle includes the original widow sticker, original leather tool case, the Lincoln remote garage door opener, and even the dealership special umbrella that came with the vehicle straight off the lot. This last big Lincoln was appreciated by its one owner for its entire life. It was stored in a controlled garage, and is ready to be enjoyed. Look inside and you get...

The long Lincolns are known for their classic comfort and style of the 1970s. This Lincoln is a 2-owner car with just over 50,000 original miles, according to its the owner.

This larger car requires a larger motor, so this one is powered by a stout 460 CID V8. With the original engine and transmission this car cruises through the gears with ease. To ensure the car remains in tip-top shape a few items were replaced to include: new fuel pump, new dual exhaust, window gears replace with metal gears, and a new heater core.

The interior remains in good condition with cream leather seats to match the exterior.

This Mark V also features reclining passenger seat, dual reading lights, and none other than the classic 8-track player. This car...

This all original example has 96,715 actual miles. The 460 CI V8 and C6 3-speed Automatic transmission are original to the car and in great working condition. The Blue exterior paint is original and in great condition for a 42-year old car. The interior is blue leather and is in great shape as well and shows little to no wear. This Town Car is ready to for a night out on the town with your sweetheart, or a long cross-country trip with the boys. Options on this 1978 Lincoln Town Car include: AC (needs charged), AM/FM radio, Hub Caps, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Power Locks, Power Seats, Power Windows, Seat Belts, Leather interior and white wall...

This is a 2 family, 3 owner example of a mostly original survivor car.

Few cars drive like these for the money. Interior comfort is unparalleled by modern cars. The plush bench seat feels like it just got delivered from the lazy boy factory and has plenty of support. While performing our equipment checklist everything works except the courtesy lights and the AC. The car has been driven and maintained with a few upgrades done recently. The carburetor has been rebuilt making starts and acceleration smooth. The computer is new, the brake master cylinder is new, and the rear shocks are new. The A-Track radio works and comes with an A-Track to cassette adapter. While this old land yacht cruise may not be perfect, it is a perfectly good car to...