1961 Lincoln Continental

Up for sale in our Tampa showroom is a very nice 1961 Lincoln Continental convertible. Lincoln Continental is a model name for a luxury car marketed by the Lincoln division of Ford Motor Company. Serving as the Lincoln flagship for its first three generations, the Continental name conveyed special cachet in the product line. In the 1961 redesign of the Lincoln line, the three-model line was consolidated down to the Continental, which served as the sole Lincoln sedan for the next sixteen years. The power plant for this classic luxury convertible is a massive 430 cubic inch 7.0 liter V8 that is linked to a very smooth shifting three speed automatic transmission. The exterior color is a very rich and glossy Colonial white that is complimented very nicely by the red and white interior and white convertible top. For the 1961 model year, the Lincoln Division was extensively redesigned; the Lincoln Division was consolidated into a single product line; the Capri, Premiere, and Continental Mark Series were replaced by a single Lincoln Continental four-door sedan and convertible. The two most distinguishing factors of the redesign was the smaller size of the Lincoln and the return of the very popular suicide doors on the rear last seen on the 1951 models. The decision to reintroduce rear-hinged doors was a decision based in the interest of preserving rear-seat access. This 1961 Classic Luxury convertible is in great condition and is ready for a new home and can be yours with one simple phone call or email. Options include: A/C, AM/FM radio with CD player, power convertible top, power steering, power brakes, power windows, power seats, seat belts, custom wire wheels wrapped in white wall radial tires. To see more HD pictures and video of this 1961 Continental please visit GatewayClassicCars.com. For more information or to schedule an appointment to come an view this 61 Lincoln in person please call the Tampa showroom at (813)645-6200 or email us directly at .

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