1970 Lincoln Markiii Hot Rod Rat Rod Project on 2040-cars
Pocahontas, Arkansas, United States
I haven't had this car long but it seems to be a good old Lincoln, the car drives nice and it shift well. The interior is nice for its age and the paint shines well but is not perfect, it has a new starter, fuel pump, front brakes, carburetor as been gone through and the tire look to be new. The chrome is good, and all the windows are too, all the lights work as they should, and the a/c compressor kicks in when you turn it on. The vinyl top could be replaced, but it still looks fine, now for the bad, the passenger window won't go down, the drivers power seat works when it wants, fuel gauge doesn't work but the light does, wipers, and it has light and its light, hail dent on hood and trunk, I had the car for a week before I saw them, you can't see them outside, but under shop lights you will. I have drove it about a week and it seems good, so if you have any question call me at 870 219 8837, I bought it to make a cool sled, but have now bought a 57 Bel Air to fix up, I can send you all the pictures you need, so just give me a cll, my name is Mike
The car is for sale locally so I reserve the right to end the action at any time, thanks |
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