1969 Lincoln Mark Iii Base 7.5l on 2040-cars
Dallas, Texas, United States
1969 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL
MARK III
The Lincoln sales brochure said, “In this world, there will always be room for something beyond conventional standards of prestige and luxury. That’s why there are Continentals.”
You will enjoy this vehicle. It has a sound suspension, sound transmission, new AC converted to R-134a, newly rebuilt 365 hp motor, rebuilt carburetor, new radiator, new distributor and coil, power windows that work, power seats that work, automatic dimming eye that works, and there are no rattles. Includes original owners manual, maintenance envelop, and window sticker.
What doesn’t work:
1. The headlight doors work as they are supposed while the engine is running. When stopped they slowly lose vacuum and open.
2. The automatic windows go down as they are supposed to. Except for the left rear window, they all go up as they are supposed to. The left rear window can be raised with the rear seat left window switch. A driver’s replacement switch will be included.
3. The clock.
Cosmetic condition:
1. New paint but probably needs some wet sanding and buffing. There are 2 imperfections that can be corrected without painting.
2. Rear bumper has scratches and should be re-chromed.
3. Under carriage needs cleaning coating protection.
4. Right rear taillight lens is cracked.
5. The hub caps need a thorough cleaning.
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