1969 Lincoln Continental Mark Iii "27k Original Miles"******must Sell********** on 2040-cars
Pueblo, Colorado, United States
I
have a 1969 Lincoln Continental Mark III that has 27,000 Original miles on it.
This model has the 460 7.5l V8 with a 3 speed C6 Automatic Transmission. This
car has been sitting for years I recently acquired this car from a friend of my
family's. When I got the car it was not running due to sitting for so long. I
had my mechanic go through and change all the fluids spark plugs and distributor.
The A/C needs to be charged and the vacuum line for the headlights need to be
redone there is a leak somewhere in the lines from aging. The interior is all
original and in great shape. The two front seats have a few pots that need
reupholstered. The trunk needs to be re-felted as there is no carpet in it.
There is only one piece that is missing and that is the driver’s side door pull
handle. Car runs strong and turns heads. I am asking $10,000.00 OBO this car
books at almost 30k on NADA |
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