1958 Lincoln Mark Iii Convertible 1959 1960 Ford Cadillac on 2040-cars
Fountain Hills, Arizona, United States
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A wonderful opportunity to own a real quality all original Lincoln Mark III convertible, with a solid west coast native history. Absolutely no rust issues. California/Arizona history... Purchased originally by an Air Force colonel in San Jose Ca. and has been a long time native here in Scottsdale Arizona. Totally rebuilt and detailed 430 CID original motor and automatic transmission. New dual exhaust. Beautiful leather interior in great condition, matched to the original specification and color. The newer convertible top has just been completely serviced last week by one of Arizona's premier mechanical convertible specialists... New activators and switches. It looks like new. There has been one two stage repaint to the original color, Deauville (An off white), with a nice shine and excellent panel fitment. I can see no evidence of any prior damage. Very clean, extremely solid under carriage with no issues. Bumpers re-chromed and look great as well. The trunk retains some of the original matting material and it is in excellent condition. All Coker w/w tires with a spare that has never been used. Beautiful original hubcaps. The Lincoln drives as great as it looks, with a tight front suspension. New springs and new coil over shocks in the rear. Great mechanicals and electricals. New brakes. Power windows, working as they should. The "Buy it Now" is priced reasonably to sell for a nice #2. Could easily be a #1 with a little diligence. The NADA and Haggerty value for this incredible Lincoln Mark III convertible, is substantially higher as evidenced by the following link . http://www.nadaguides.com/Classic-Cars/1958/Lincoln/Continental/Mark-III-2-Door-Convertible/Values International buyers are welcome. Clear, private seller Arizona title. We will be attentive to transportation scheduling and do everything we can to be of assistance. There is no warranty written nor implied, sold as is. PayPal to be utilized for deposit only. Wire transfer payment is preferred. Certified bank checks are acceptable. The vehicle will only be released upon clearance of total funds. Inspections are welcomed. Call: 480-734-4545 directly if you have a question. Before 9:00 PM MST, please. The new owner will be a happy one! Thank you for viewing our fabulous 1958 Lincoln Mark III convertible. |
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