1970 Lincoln Continental Mark Lll - 2 Door Coupe - Low Mileage!! on 2040-cars
North Hollywood, California, United States
CLASSIC 1970 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL MARK lll Black exterior with saddle leather interior - 460 ci engine with 43,300 original miles - Air conditioning, cruise control, Cartier clock, AM/FM radio with 8 track player - Exterior and chrome in fine condition and engine in good running condition with no oil leaks. This classic car grew up in Pasadena, Ca and we are the third owners. This beauty wants to be driven and needs a new owner to keep her in shape and invest in her future. This classic car has a great black book value! Repairs: Broken piece off left bottom taillight, surface scratch on driver side, interior front seats need upholstery, back right arm rest broken, window vac system and driver seat motor need servicing and other small repairs commensurate with age of the car. Please email if you need any more information or have any questions. Local pickup only North Hollywood, Ca The following link to Wikipedia with more details about the car history. |
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