1969 Lincoln Continental, Suicide Doors,460 V-8, Leather,loaded on 2040-cars
United States
Vin - 9Y82A901765
Year - 1969
Make/Model - Lincoln Continental 4 Dr Sedan
Mileage - 62,270
Light Blue Metalic/Black Top/Blue Interior
Equipment - 460-4 BBL V-8; Factory Tinted Glass, Automatic Trans, Power Windows, Vents & Locks, Power Steering/Brakes, AM Radio/Power Antenna, Temp AC Control, Power Seat/Defogger, Black Vinyl Top, Blue Leather Interior, Continental Equip Package, LH Mirror
Mechanicals - Very Good. Original, runs very good.
Body - Very good. Original un-restored. All main steel panels have original factory paint. Frame, floors and trunk are solid and far above average. Very presentable car.
Interior - Very Good. Clean original un-restored interior. Appears very carefully used and shows little wear. Very good working order.
Chrome/Trim - Good. Complete, above average and un-restored. Front bumper is straight, however, chrome is slightly thin. Weather strips and seal still usable.
Top - Very good - original.
Tires/Wheels - Good. Whitewall tires on original wheels with nice deluxe covers.
Overall - Very good straight original car that has spent most of its time in dry storage. Very popular cars due to "suicide doors". Un-restored low mileage cars in this condition are not common. These cars continue to gain popularity with enthusiast as modified street machines. Could not restore comparable unit for value asked
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