1948 Lincoln Continental Coupe on 2040-cars
Rome, New York, United States
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1948 lincoln continental coupe looks like just about everything is there but the motor and the trunk hatch see pictures.found it in a barn the guys father took it apart in the 70s and never did anything else with it.has sme rot here and there but the frame is all solid,the panel behind the passengers door was talen off and not put back on looks like it was hit so the guy cut it out straightened it and never put it back on.the windshield was broken so i left it .Ithas heaters under the seats,push button door handles,the automatic transm ission and driveshaft are in place.all the steering and suspension components are there and seem useable.there are a pair of fender skirts and the spare tire mount and caver are there.the guy stripped all the pain t off it waxs originally the color of the spare tire holder.needs new tires they are dry rotted.pick up here in rome ny i will assist in any way i can
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