1967 Lincoln Continental Base 7.6l - Coupe - Barn Find! on 2040-cars
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
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I bought this car originally to restore, but I need to sell it to get some other cars finished. It is an extremely straight car, there is no major dents, dings or body damage. The car is basically rust free except some minor surface rust on the paint. It has been stored in a garage for the past 10 years! It is an almost complete car, almost everything is included with the car. There is a few trim pieces that have been misplaced. It was running when it was parked in the garage. The frame is rust free, the floor boards are solid. The rear quarter panels look to be in great condition. All the body panels line up very nicely. The bad, the car will not start, honestly I haven't even tried to start it. I do not have the key, it has been lost. The car was bought on a bill of sale, the original owner misplaced the title and Georgia DMV will not reissue a title on that old of a car unless it was bought originally in Georgia. I have it listed locally, I have the right to pull the auction if it sells locally. Thanks, and Happy Bidding. *** IT has been re-listed due to a no show by the winning bidder. "lexnlinz11" has a history of not showing after winning auctions. I have opened a claim against him and have re-listed the vehicle. I will read all feedback of potential bidders and bidders with negative history will have their bids canceled. Thanks and happy bidding! |
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