1966 Lincoln Convertible !! Low Reserve !! 2005 Ls2 Engine , Airride Suspension on 2040-cars
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! LOW RESERVE ! 1966 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL CONVERTIBLE WITH 2005 LS2 ENGINE AND AIR RIDE SUSPENSION.This Lincoln has a 2005 6.0 liter LS2 engine That produces 400 HP stock. This has an aftermarket air intake and Edlebrock "block Hugger" headers with a new Magnaflow exhaust system . This Engine has only 15K miles . This vehicle is equipped with an AIR RIDE suspension kit with tubular lower A Arms made by RIDETECH and a Triangulated rear suspension kit made by MOBSTEEL. It has two compressors in the trunk with two air tanks. All the trim on this car is included and is all in very good condition .I was going to install the trim last . I do not have the rocker trim. I have all the glass for this car and it will also be included in this sale. I have owned this car for a few years .I have too many projects so it is time to let this one go. The convertible top frame is all there and I believe all parts are intact, does not operate at this time , might need new wire harness for the top. This car will be sold with the 15" Lincoln wheels as seen in pic #8 . (The 22" wire wheels and tires were not holding air so they will not be included in this sale) Clean Title in hand.Thank you for bidding! Please ask any questions before bidding This vehicle is being sold as is with no warranty No bidders with zero feedback or negative feedback please I reserve the right to end auction at anytime for any reason Thank you |
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