1956 Lincoln Mark Ii, Low Miles, White, Near Concours Condition on 2040-cars
United States
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Offered for sale is this immaculate 1956 Lincoln Continental Mark 2. Vehicle is in Near Perfect condition with just very minor flaws that could be easily and affordably fixed. They are a slight outward bend to the lower part of the left rear bumper caused by a mechanic jacking the car at the wrong point on the bumper, the original oil filter has been upgraded to accept stand alone canister type filters, and the interior metal trim under hood, trunk and doors needs to be painted to match newer paint on exterior. Paint will be provided for this.
Car is Second owner and has been owned by current owner for the past 40 years. It has always been garaged and is in excellent running condition. Has original generator and brand new period correct battery. The interior is brand new and was done with the exact same type of leather(from Scotland)as the original. Carpets are original as are the floor mats. Mechanically, car is in excellent condition. Original 368 cubic inch 4bbl carberator engine burns NO oil, Transmission shifts very nice and chassis is sound and very clean. A California car it's entire life with no rust. This beauty is just looking for a great home and to be driven to the local drive in or car show for some serious showing off. Stops Traffic everywhere it goes. Comes with original owner's manual and custom car cover(see trunk pic). Also includes remnants of the two colors of leather for any repair work and nearly one gallon of the factory white paint with original Black with Yellow lettering California License Plates. |
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