1957 Rare Factory Air Car 1957 Solid Az Car Please Call Extra Parts 1956 on 2040-cars
Poolesville, Maryland, United States
Engine:8
Mileage: 999
Make: Lincoln
Sub Model: Mark 11
Model: Continental
Interior Color: SOLID RED
Trim: white solid red int from new
Options: Leather Seats
Drive Type: auto
Power Options: Air Conditioning
1957 Lincoln continental Mark II
very rare with A/C
rolling body with motor and tranny
It pains me to sell this car. It has been stored inside for many years. We just have too many cars.
This is a great thing if you have a 56 and want a RARE 57 with AIR. I do have if needed.... interior complete but needs to be redone, bumpers and a grill. This is really a nice roller for the right person who may have a stash of parts and want to restore the ULTIMATE.Also have a motor and tranny.
I may be able to deliver the car if needed. Please call me to go over because I can tailor this package to your needs. The Car was purchased new in Beverly Hills and had a red solid interior.
Please contact me with any questions or before bidding. We can assist with world wide shipping via the Port of Baltimore for a fee. Please inquire before bidding. Buyer is responsible for all transportation costs, custom fees and taxes.
301-672-1000
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