1956 Continental Mark Ii on 2040-cars
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States
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C5681030 is an absolutely beautiful presentation of a 1956 Continental Mark II. This former Barrett Jackson car is stunning in every detail. In 1956, Ford introduced the Continental, which was not a Lincoln but an entirely separate, stand alone brand with the simple goal of being the world's finest luxury automobile. The Mark II was meticulously hand crafted to exacting standards meant to exceed those of Cadillac and Rolls Royce. This vehicle had spent it's entire life in the Seattle area until our purchase of the unit at the Barrett Jackson auction in Scottsdale. We have done made some minor repairs to the car including but not limited to: new heater control valves, R&R of valves and new lifter set/ gaskets. The car runs absolutely perfect. Everything is in excellent condition and working order. The exterior paint is from an older restoration and is in very good shape but is beginning to show some very fine cracking. The interior is also completely original except for the addition of seat inserts in a forest green cloth. The grey leather bolsters, dash cover and door covers are all in very good condition and appear to be all original. The armrests show normal wear including some minor spider cracks. This car is available for immediate delivery. Partial trade ins of 2 door 60's/ early 70's resto mods considered. Please contact David Swift at 405.414.3500
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