1942 Lincoln Continental Coupe 26h / 1 Of 200 Produced on 2040-cars
Barrington, New Hampshire, United States
1942 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL COUPE SERIES 26H
****** ONLY 200 PRODUCED ***** I hate to let this vehicle go, odds of finding another in this condition at a reasonable price is pretty slim. Must move her on to someone who has the time to give this rare full classic the chance to see daylight again. The restoration was started long ago (late 70's) and the interior and undercarriage (gas tank, frame, rear end, etc.) are all in like new condition. The exterior paint may be original as it is cracking and peeling in spots and will need a repaint to bring it back to its full glory or leave it original. The V12 is installed, but it is locked-up from sitting since I was told the late 70's. A few engine bay wires have not been hooked up (lights) but are all labeled. I've tried to take pictures of everything to tell the complete story, but if you need more info please email or call. The interior is all re-done n red leather, but the inner door cranks, handles & ashtrays are gone. I was told that they were sent out to be rechromed and have been lost. There are also some wires under the dash no hooked up, but they are also labeled. Also included are a few boxes with some handles and wiper arms for car and other misc. nuts n bolts. There are no rust holes anywhere on car , as it has been continuously in dry storage. Hopefully I have taken enough pictures, if not please feel free to contact me at 1-603-765-3663 or 1-603-332-4937 (9-5pm work), if I don't answer I will get back to you ASAP. There is no warranty or title(bill of sale only) with the car. You buy it, you own it...I doubt anyone will be dissapointed with the vehicle. I do require a $500 deposit via paypal within 48hrs and the complete payment before the vehicle is released. You can pay either cash or a bank transfer (no other options). I may consider trades, but no projects. If your trade is worth more, I may consider paying on an agreed difference in price. Good Luck and I have set the reserve at a very reasonable low number, I know I will lose on the deal, but just want someone to finish this project as I do not have the time or health to make it happen. Thanks & Good Luck. Sorry forgot, I also can store for alittle while and definatley have the capacity to help load the vehicle |
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