1979 Lincoln Continental, Town Car.
400 CID, C6 Transmission
Every Available Option Except for the
Outside Thermostat & Garage Door Opener
This
gorgeous example of an incredible vehicle has been stored inside all its life. This
Lincoln has always been regularly maintained and has currently passed
inspection. Here are some of the features; Cartier clock, vent windows, rear defogger, central locking (doors lock when shifting into drive), climate control heat and air conditioning (yes, it blows ice cold), aluminum wheels with whitewall tires (plenty of tread), power windows (6), automatic headlights with delay, aluminum running boards, automatic headlight dimming (high beams), trunk mounted power antenna with integrated CB antenna, hydraulic over hydraulic power brakes, original matching carpeted floor mats (the dark mats you see are over the originals to protect them and will come with the car), cruise control with steering wheel buttons, remote mirrors - the driver’s side is heated, dual - six way power seats, dual illuminated vanity mirrors with Hi/Lo settings, integrated factory Ford CB radio (it still has the factory warning label on the CB radio to obtain a license before using it), rare power moon roof with full leather roof (most sunroofs came with the half roof), with the original backup crank handle, two tone green dark turquoise metallic paint (color code 4B1) with matching interior, armrests and mats, QUADRASONIC 8-Track AM/FM/CB Stereo with cassette adapter and foot switch controlled radio scanning (a VERY rare option usually seen on only the collector series), Power trunk. The vehicle also has delay wipers and tilt steering wheel.
This
vehicle has always been stored inside. Every maintenance issue has been always
corrected; new brakes - including cylinders, drums, rotors and pads, shocks,
ball joints, Exhaust Gas Return valve, power steering hoses, all maintenance
has been done to the original specifications.
The vehicle also has a BRAND NEW Carburetor (not rebuilt).
History: The vehicle was manufactured in Detroit but
for sale in Canada so the odometer is in kilometers (the mileage I listed is in
miles) and the speedometer is in both MPH and kilometers as was common for most
American cars in the late ‘70’s and 1980’s.
The car was purchased new by a man who died approximately 2 years after
buying the car and his family kept it in storage for close to 30 years before
selling it to the second owner. He had
most of the work done to the car as it had been stored for so long (I have all
receipts). He only drove it sporadically
in the summer. However, since his career
keeps him busiest in the summer months leaving little time to drive the car (he
wouldn’t drive it in winter) he decided to sell it. I am the third owner and have owned the car
since 2012. I have only put about 10 or
15 miles on the car since; driving it around town to keep the parts lubricated
in the summer only as I planned to keep it until I died.
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