1966 Lincoln Convertible on 2040-cars
Perrinton, Michigan, United States
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Up for consideration is my blue 1966 convertible. it has been driven very little in the the last couple decades.
I have owned this car since last summer. I am selling because I need to make room for my other cars. Details...... It has the 462 engine in it. it runs and drives and stops. Please do not assume that you can show up and drive across the country with it. It should be put on a flatbed and towed to where it needs to go. the engine should be gone over and inspected before driving it a good distance. it has factory air. I think it works but needs a recharge. the top is in good working order. will need new material soon. clock and radio work!! one thing that needs work yet are the windows. they are currently IN op. good tires new battery. the paint looks very original. I think it looks neat as survivor paint, but it could be redone it shows some wear and has a couple of small areas that have bubbles in the paint. this was from California then was in Virginia for about 20 years than Michigan. very nice solid car. Clear title. sold as is. no paypal !! cash or other means of payment till it clears. Best offer!! |
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