1946 1947 (48) Lincoln Club Coupes, Package 2x Lincolns! Parts V-12 Project on 2040-cars
Hemet, California, United States
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This is a real auction for two late 1940s Continental Coupes. There are enough parts between the two to build one nice car and have plenty of spare parts left over. I will describe the better of the two first (black 46 model):
1946 Club Coupe,(black)quite straight overall, very solid, mostly intact however, missing engine and some misc trim etc. Been off the road for 35 years+, stored mainly indoors over the years. A bit rough but, very restorable. Rolls and steers fine.
1947 Club Coupe,(primer grey) This car was rusty but, had been almost completely disassembled, sand blasted and then primered by previous owner. This car was low mileage but, a little too rusty to restore for me. Engine is still intact and under the hood. The dash and steering wheel are intact and quite decent. This engine should be good, as it turns over by hand. Rolls and steers, tires leak air.
Many other parts. Yes, have a radiator also. Nearly everything here between the two to build a nice one!
Sold AS-IS where is. I have a title on one of them. There are no back fees on either of them due. I will provide you with Bill of sale.
High bidder that meets modest reserve buys the car(s). Sold AS-IS where is. Located in Hemet Ca 92545. Vehicles must be removed within 30 days of auctions end. Please pay balance in full within 5 days of auctions end. Cash or cashiers check preferred. (PayPal initial payment of $250.00 within 24 hrs) NO WARRANTY, sold as projects. NOT RUNNING. I do not deliver but, can assist you on this end with meeting your transporter.
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