Lincoln Continental Mark Iii on 2040-cars
Tiffin, Ohio, United States
Up for sale is a 1969 Lincoln Mark III with rare Tahoe Turquoise paint.. She is a low mileage original car with around 81,000 well cared for miles. Equipped with power windows, auto dimming headlamps, power seats,and all the luxury expected in a Lincoln. This car has been maintained, serviced and the 460 engine starts perfectly. The underside of the vehicle is in great condition and no rust can be found anywhere. The chrome, paint, and vinyl top looks great. Here are the things that are keeping the car from being perfect: a few burn holes in the upholstery, the trim around the left quarter glass has some pitting and there is a small chip in the right door that has been touched up. Here is an opportunity to own a great Lincoln that's will continue to appreciate in value. A clear Ohio title is ready to be signed off to the new owner. Check my feedback and bid with confidence. We welcome pre bid inspections and have access to a lift for a thorough evaluation. Car is located in Tiffin, Ohio and we will assist with shipping., so my loss is your gain. She is a very nice survivor car that is just starting to go up in value. Would prefer to keep her but other priorities have taken the lead and something must go. Good luck & thanks for bidding! |
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