1967 Convertible Lincoln Continental Suicide Doors No Reserve on 2040-cars
Luray, Virginia, United States
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I have for sale a 1967 Lincoln Continental convertible suicide doors, VERY RARE I believe there were only like 2300 made or something close to that, This car is very solid although it does need some minor front floor pan work but no structural rust or damage whatsoever. The outside of the body is very straight and solid only a few small rust bubbles at the bottom, the worst is shown in the pictures. Car is very complete the only few things missing is the door panels and one side glass and a few window switches, car only has 92000 original miles. It has been setting a while but it runs excellent and very smooth and will yard drive. Never hooked up gas tank just used a jug under the hood. The top and all electric items seem to work well but the top has a relay bad I believe. Car does not sag whatsoever. For more information please call Aaron at Aaron's Auto Sales 540-244-5662 VADLR
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