Lincoln Continental 1979 Mark V Bill Blass Series on 2040-cars
Haltom City, Texas, United States
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1979 Bill Blass Mark V
This was one of the most attractive designer cars made in 1979. The Bill Blass with it's Nautical theme was one of the most impressive designs. This car came from Mississippi and it has been well kept. The car had a new paint job that cost close to 6k dollars about 8 years ago. The paint is in excellent condition as you can see by the photos. It has one very small paint chip in the passengers rear fender toward the top on the white paint. easily touched up. The car has white leather seats and the leather is still soft and has no cracks. The back seats looks like no ones has ever sat in them. The headliner is intact. The car has a new overhauled carburetor and runs like a charm. AC needs a charge but the compressor and ac motor runs great so does the heat. The carriage top is original and in great shape. No tears or fading. The auto door locks do not work but I will include the actuator so they can be used. Windows and seats work fine. also has original 8 track tape works great. If you need to see anymore pictures please let me know and I will be glad to send them to you. Call if you have any questions. Mike 954-439-5744 I am in the process of moving to Dallas and the car is already in Texas. Can assist with shipping the car anywhere you need it to go. Thanks |
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