1957 Continental Mark Ii Very Rare #372 Of 444 Built Mk Ii Mkii on 2040-cars
Thurmont, Maryland, United States
This is a RARE car only 444 built in 1957. Many parts are different from the 56's.
Car has a clear MD title. Good parts car for a restoration. The car was originally owned by a Ford dealer. I purchased it in 1994 from him. The seats can come with the car they were removed in 1996. Red and White leather. . The only trim missing is the gold center medallion to the continental symbol behind the right front tire. The Engine and transmission are there any there was no problem with the car when i stored it in the late 90's. It was stored in a barn when I moved away and now that my father has moved to a nursing home I am cleaning up a bit. The only thing missing I see is the air cleaner if I can find it you can have it with the car I am not sure where it is currently. The Vin is C56R3720 The car does NOT come with Hubcaps The car has a clear title. Buyer is responsible for moving the car within two weeks, unless we agree on a reasonable time frame. I am selling the car on here because the last buyer backed out after two months!! So, I know everyone on E Bay says this but please Serious buyers only. $500 deposit due within 24 hours of end of auction. If you have any questions please email us and we will be glad to help. You may call but please email first. Alex 240=405-7790 On May-05-14 at 18:36:44 PDT, seller added the following information: There have been many questions on the frame.. |
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