1967 Lincoln Continental Suicide Doors on 2040-cars
Delanson, New York, United States
Engine:462 Lincoln
Drive Type: C6 automatic
Make: Lincoln
Mileage: 70,000
Model: Continental
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Trim: suicide four door
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Power Locks, Power Windows, Power Seats
1967 Lincoln Continental with suicide doors. It has the original 462 Lincoln engine and a C6 automatic transmission, with only 70,000 miles. This car has full power windows, doors, locks, and also has air conditioning - I am not sure if it works but its all there. The interior is complete there is one burn hole in the passenger front seat area as seen in the picture. Car is in good condition but needs a restoration. Is a great candidate for a restoration or to be driven the way it is. The car currently runs and moves. Just in my driveway I have not driven this car down the road it does not currently have brakes. I am selling the car as is. The body has some rust but in general it is all their. The car has all of the trim pieces and is for the most part entirely complete. Clean and clear title in hand. Feel free to email me with questions. If you win this auction the car MUST be picked up at my location. Thanks.
PICK UP ONLY I AM NOT OFFERING ANY SHIPPING. I am located about 30 miles west of Albany NY.
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