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This Incredible 1966 Lincoln Continental Convertible is claimed to only have had two owners since new and the current owner has enjoyed it for the past 35 years. Throughout the years this owner has kept receipts from Lincoln Land of Clearwater, Florida totaling about $70,000 in repairs and rebuilt items. Powering this Lincoln is the original numbers matching 462 CID V8 with an estimated 340 hp and 485 lb-ft of torque. The engine compartment of this Continental appears incredibly clean and original, which is a testament to the loving care this Exquisite Lincoln has received all its life.

This '66 is painted in a unique 'Chesterfield Beige' color and displays such depth and luster it almost looks wet. All exterior surfaces of this car appear correct and without rust issues. The elegant paint color is offset nicely with a white convertible top and white wall tires. The interior flows well with the exterior and features Parchment Leather Bucket seats, it presents itself just the same as the exterior, stunning and breathtaking. This Lincoln has the features that make this car comfortable and convenient to cruise. These include Air conditioning, AM/FM radio, power convertible top, cruise control, power steering, power brakes, power...

Competing with the other luxury cars at the time including GM-s Cadillac and Chrysler-s Imperial brand, the new Continental was not intended to be the largest nor the most powerful automobile; rather, the most luxurious and elegant American car available, designed to recapture the spirit of the great classics of the prewar period. What emerged was something quite unlike other American cars of the period. While other makes experimented with flamboyant chrome-laden styling, the Continental Mark II was almost European in its simplicity of line and understated grace. The 1956 Lincoln Continental is a great example of these cars from the 50-s. Restored by the previous owner this car was then put into storage for approximately 20 years. The current owner has owned for approximately 5-6 years and has only had to do general maintenance to this beautiful piece of history. Looking under the hood of this stylish luxury car, you will see the 368 CID V-8 engine. The odometer only shows a...

How about this historic Lincoln? Coming out of the The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art in 2001 and into a new story, with a new owner. Over the last 21 years, this Lincoln Continental has seen some of Kansas City's biggest celebrities during our city's parades. Being the parade ride of choice for figures like Kansas City Royals Hall of Famer Frank White, MLB Hall of Famer George Brett, Former Mayors of Kansas City and more! These Continentals are known for their massive 12 Cylinder engines, however, in pursuit of reliability, a Chevrolet Small Block (350 Cubic Inch) V8 found a home in the engine bay....

The appearance of this black beauty is remarkable from any angle but most people are awe-struck at the front end styling with its massive chrome bumper, grill and headlight doors that give the appearance that the whole front end is dipped in chromium. Interestingly enough the 'Continental Kit' consisting of a covered spare tire on the rear bumper actually took its name from these gorgeous cars. In addition to the proudly displayed Lincoln emblem dead center you will notice the Art Deco hood ornament and stainless steel hood trim. The classy exterior design continues along the sides with large front fenders leading back to rear fender skirts and hump-back trunk in front of the Continental kit.

The interior of this Lincoln is equally gorgeous and features more chrome on the dash than most modern cars have period. Beautiful Art Deco styling is continued on throughout the instrument panel and the fully illuminated gauge cluster is beautiful and functional. Some features on this car are not what you would expect in '48 including power convertible top...

Marketed as America's first post-war 4-door convertible, this land barge of a Lincoln was in its fourth generation by the 1960s and features a Burgundy paintjob, suicide doors and a power-operated convertible top (not currently functioning reliably- please inquire for details) that folds away into a compartment behind the rear seats where a trunk would otherwise be located. This example has been owned by the same party for almost four decades which might explain the seemingly original appearance of this classic Ford luxury product. Powering this 4-door convertible, which weighs a whopping 5300lbs and has a 123-inch wheelbase, is a capable 430 CID V8 engine that was rated at 300hp from the factory. The mileage reading of a little over 81,000 also appears to be consistent with records. An automatic transmission completes the drivetrain, shifting this cool Continental to your destination in one of three speeds. As represented by the rest of this vehicle, the Cream colored leather interior with upscale Kind of Art Deco Trim and instrumentation on the dash looks remarkably original...