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This is a 2 owner vehicle with only 78,937 original miles! There's not too many vehicles on the road which have averaged only 1,975 miles since new! The Lincoln Mark IV replaced the very successful Mark III with a facelift in 1972. This long and low vehicle was the pinnacle of luxury in its day. With a thumping 460 CID V8 in the front, and automatic transmission, there isn't a better highway cruiser out there. With smooth riding suspension and power everything this car can really eat up some miles. This particular example is finished in glossy brown exterior with a matching vinyl top. The vinyl top is textured and is in wonderful condition. It shows a small bump or nick here and there but really has been well kept. It's great to see a well kept old car that looks nicer than some cars less than half its age. The interior is in wonderful...

This beautiful land-yacht has less than 40,000 original miles and is ready to take you around town in style! Stretching over 19 feet, the Town Car was luxury and driving pleasure at its finest! Like riding on a cloud, nothing feels like a Lincoln. This Lincoln is sporting a shiny coat of Burgundy along with a color matched vinyl top, and looks absolutely gorgeous under any light conditions and sparkles all the way through the lengthy, sharp body lines. The interior is a super clean leather that is color matched with the exterior. Sitting on the comfortable power driver seat and seeing the Lincoln hood ornament about 6 feet away from you is a feeling of its own.

All you have to do is sit in the comfortable driver's seat and enjoy!

Under the long hood of this ultimate luxury car rests a 400 CID V8 which starts right up and provides plenty of power to move this long Town car around town. This power plant is paired to a C6...

Having only 40588 miles since new the entire vehicle has been kept in immaculate shape. This car in particular is a -Pucci- designer series car. It has the red -Moondust- finish with silver and red pinstriping. The original -Dark Red Majestic- cloth interior is in perfect shape and all of the equipment is working. Even the Cartier dash clock, the most common non-functioning item in a classic car, is functional in this throwback personal luxury car. The automated A/C, an incredible piece of technology in the mid 1970's, blows cold to keep you cool on the hottest days. The details that were included in the designer series cars was incredible. Looking at the stainless trim and the extra details that were added. The opera window details with inlaid gold. This car was literally built for your personal luxury. The plushness of the seats is like...

This very rare and unique color combination of 'Medium Mulberry Metallic' looks absolutely fantastic since it has recently gone through a complete professional detail. Loaded with power options and classic Lincoln luxury, this Mark VI looks as it did when it was new with only 42,461 actual miles! The numbers matching fuel injected 302 cubic inch V8 fires right up and has many years of reliable service left in it. The plush cloth interior couldn't be cleaner and more comfortable to cruise in. This Lincoln runs and drives like a new car and is a breeze to handle for anybody with its power brakes, power steering, and cruise control. Whether you are looking for a classic cruiser or just simply a reliable every day commuter this Lincoln is ready to handle the task....

This 79- Continental is finished in bright white exterior with white vinyl upholstery covering the back quarter of the roof. The paint is believed to be original, and still shines very well. Blue leather interior matches the exterior perfectly, and is in good condition, free from major signs of wear and tear. Powering this 79- Collector Series is a 400 CID V8 engine, while a 3 speed automatic transmission transfers power to the pavement. The Lincoln Continental is a luxury car that was produced by Lincoln for 49 years between 1939 and 2002, and was brought back for the 2017 model year. Between 1939 and 1948 production was halted during WWII, the Continental was then retired until 1958. Production resumed in 58- and continued until 1981, a Continental was not offered in 1981, but was available in 1982, and until 2002. Lincoln brought the Continental back for the 2017 model year, hopefully it is here for the long run once again. Including the most recent generation, the Continental has spanned a total of ten generations. The Collector Series was offered to commemorate the end of the traditional full-size American sedans...