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1976 Lincoln Mark Iv Rare Lipstick Edition Museum Quality Car !!! on 2040-cars

Year:1976 Mileage:1986 Color: still maintains a deep showroom shine
Location:

Neptune, New Jersey, United States

Neptune, New Jersey, United States

 1976 Lincoln Mark IV


"Lipstick Edition"



This 1976 Lincoln Mark IV shows 1986 miles, and it is simply one of the finest Mark series vehicles I have ever come across.

The vehicles exterior still maintains a deep showroom shine, and is well complimented by bright and clear chrome trim all around.

The vinyl top is in excellent condition as well as the crystal clear glass.

The car has a few touch-ups from over the past 38 years, but overall the car is in showroom condition both inside and out.

Mechanically the car runs and drives 100% .

The car has a brand new carburetor, interstate battery, brakes, front end alignment, and all fluids changed and is 100% road ready with no stories.

This Lincoln runs and drives like new, and all power options function as well as ice cold AC and the original stereo sounds great.

Original power antenna functions flawlessly.

The "Lipstick Edition" was part of the highly successful designer series of cars produced in 1976.

It is estimated that fewer than 100 of the Lipstick Edition Mark IV were produced, and you will be extremely hard pressed to find another like this vehicle.

This is rare and collectible car !!!

I believe that the Mark Series Lincoln's are amongst the most undervalued collector car's on the market today, and will make as a great investment.

Please take the time to look at the high definition photos below and do not hesitate to call with additional questions.

Located in Tinton Falls, NJ 07753.

Perspective buyers are encouraged to come see the car in person.

Dean 848-459-7776




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1976 Lincoln Mark IV


Lipstick Edition

Undercarriage Photos speak for them self.

This is the cleanest undercarriage of any car from this era, I have ever seen.




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1976 Lincoln Mark IV

Lipstick Edition

Engine bay is ready for show.

Hard to imagine this is a 38 year old automobile.

Engine bay photos.




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1976 Lincoln Mark IV

Lipstick Edition

Gorgeous white leather interior with lipstick red accents.

The leather shows beautifully and is still very soft.

Interior still has that "new car" smell.



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