Wow! 1965 Lincoln Convertible - Suicide Doors - Entourage - Black On Black on 2040-cars
Sandy, Utah, United States
Drivetrain: Body/Paint: Lincoln was Soda Blasted and Body/Paint was Professionally Done 3 Months Ago. The Chrome Is Original, Straight and Shines. Rear Bumper/Caps Have Imperfections and Look Ok But Complete. New Leather Interior with New Foam, New Door Panels, New Complete Jim Wallace Top, New Carpet Kit all Professionally Installed. Looks and Feels Incredible. Other: I Have Only Put Few Miles since completion and Now Unfortunately Need to Sell For a New Business Opportunity. I Have Had 9 Lincolns and This is My Favorite. The 1965 is Understood to be The Most Popular & Sought after Due to The Grill and Taillights amongst other Details That Are Only Associated with this year. The Value will Certainly Increase Due to The Popular Entourage Movie Now Going Into Production. I Hold a Clear Title and The Lincoln Can Be Seen With Appointment. I May End Auction Early as It Is Offered for Sale Locally. It Resides 20 Minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport. Buyer is Responsible for Freight. I Would Recommend Local Pick up but will help Load on Carrier. Want Additional Pictures, Need More Information Just Call Or Email 8019794670. You want the Lincoln? Give me a reasonable Offer. Thank You For Looking and Hope you are Cruising this Year in Style.... |
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