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You are bidding on one of the most desirable of the classic Lincolns with a clear title. Western vehicle with no rust, runs well, drives, stops. This Lincoln is an excellent candidate for a full restoration or very little work needed for a cosmetic restoration to make an excellent weekend driver. Very desirable white exterior red leather interior color combination. Correct 430ci engine, starts every time, idles smooth, drives like floating on a cloud. Power retractable top works fine including power trunk deck. Undercarriage in good condition. All glass is intact and not broken. Serviceable interior with no cracks in dashboard and only minor blemishes in seat leather (can be reconditioned very inexpensively). This sale also includes a new matching carpet and black roof (not installed) +$1,000 value. As is typical with Lincolns from this era, this Continental has power everything including factory Air Conditioning. There are no missing chrome or stainless pieces.

The reserve on this Lincoln is set well below both Hagerty and NADA valuations for a Continental Convertible in this condition. Fully restored these Lincolns can easily sell for over $60,000.

This Lincoln does need a paint job and has only minor dents and dings (see photos). The power windows, locks, and switches also need some work, it may also need a power seat motor. All parts for these power components are readily available. The interior also will need minor reconditioning (e.g., the wood inlays need sanded and varnished or replaced). However, the difficult and expensive interior components are in good shape (leather seats, dash, door panels). The chrome does have normal wear with some pitting, but is mostly serviceable and presentable.

This is an as is sale with no warranty explicit or implied.

This beautiful 1963 Lincoln is located in suburban Denver. The buyer is responsible for shipping. I am happy to help with locating a qualified shipper, the buyer is responsible for all shipping costs.

This is an opportunity to own one of the most sought after of the classic Lincolns at a very reasonable price. Thank you for your interest and for looking.

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