1975 Lincoln Continental Mark Iv Blue Diamond Luxury Group Low Mileage Nice!!!! on 2040-cars
Bronx, New York, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:460 v8
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Lincoln
Model: Continental
Trim: Blue Diamond Luxury Group
Options: power locks, power windows, power steering, air conditioning, 4 wheel disc brakes, chrome wheels, power seats, 8 track player
Drive Type: Rear Wheel
Safety Features: Anti-Lock Brakes
Mileage: 33,000
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Exterior Color: Aqua Metallic (Diamond Fire)
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows, Power Seats
Interior Color: Blue Aqua
Up for auction is my 1975 Lincoln Mark IV "Blue Diamond Luxury Group”. It has the 460-4V (7.5L) V8 engine and the C6 three-speed automatic transmission I am the second owner of this Mark IV, having purchased it from the estate of the original owner, and it has just over 33,000 original miles (as of the date of this auction). This is one of the rarest and most expensive Lincolns ever made to date (by 1975). The only engine available in the 1975 Mark IVs was the 460 cubic inch, four-barrel carbureted V8. Other notable standard features (working fine unless otherwise noted) are Sure Track Braking System (predecessoto ABS) with FOUR wheel power disc brakes, power steering, power windows, power seats, automatic temperature control AC system, Sure Track. All gauges, dash lights, radio and clock work as they should. My Blue Diamond Mark IV has the Aqua Majectic velour seats and headliner (RPO code FK), and the desirable forged aluminum road wheels (these are restored original wheels with matching center caps with all the screws to hold them in place. Also, new tires have been put on recently for a pleasurable soft and quiet ride. Other optional features on my vehicle include power remote trunk release, cruise control, rear window defroster, tilt steering column, interval wipers, power antenna, and the AM/FM 8 eight track stereo system. This Blue Diamond also has the optional limited slip rear axle (Positive traction) with 2.76 gears which has just been serviced in May 2013. This Blue Diamond Mark IV runs and drives excellent, just like you would expect from a low mileage vehicle. A recent tune up was done for spring in April 2013. This included new cap/rotor, wires, plugs, air filter, oil change and filter, pcv valve, air cleaner breather element, fuel filter, caruburetor tuned up by a reputable Carburetor shop, vacuum hoses checked for proper routing and function, new vacuum valves and timing checked. A new heavy duty radiator has been installed and the car keeps cool even on the hottest summer days, thermostat and hoses have been changed, It just made a 2000 mile drive from Lake Worth, Florida to Toronto Canada without any issues. The AC/heater system works excellent with a new POA valve installed and system recharged. The velour seats show very nicely with no rips or tears, The door panels, dashboard and interior trim are in exceptionally nice condition with no cracking including the door assist handles. Per my close inspection of this car, the original owner did refinish the vehicle in the late 1980's or early 1990's. Possibly due to a minor accident or possibly due to door dings/dents etc. The finish remains in exceptional condition..not "perfect", not "showroom" but very very nice as shown. The vehicle has no evidence of structural rust damage or repair on its frame or major body panels. There is a little surface rust coming through at the very bottom of one rear quarter panel and lower edge of the vinyl roof on left and right sides. However, this is very minimal and the car can be enjoyed just as it is for many years to come. All the chrome external trim is in very nice and straight condition with no dings or dents, there is some minor damage to the drip rail molding where someone tried to break into the car (which I have a NOS replacement molding that will go with the car). The headlight doors operate and stay closed for several weeks without starting the vehicle The "Valino" full vinyl roof is original, and in excellent condition . The roof is not separating from its chrome trim molding as frequently occurs if these cars are not garaged or taken care of over their lifetimes. A Blue Diamond Lincoln Mark IV is just not going to come up for sale very often. The few that remain out of the limited production vehicles built do change hands on occassion, but not very many are in this highly original, low mileage, exceptional condition. As an added dose of uniqueness, this Blue Diamond The car was originally purchased by Stephen Abramovich of Queens NY, the DSO shows it was delivered to the New York district sales office. This car is believed to be one of the FIRST Blue Diamond cars to be ordered and built as it is manufactured in October of 1974, thus it does not have catalytic converters that was mandated for 1975. If you know your Lincolns, you know exactly what this car is. If you are not familiar with it, perhaps you can still see yourself behind the wheel? In any case, I sure hope my Blue Diamond finds a good home with an owner who appreciates it for what it really is..a striking example of American luxury automotive history that will hopefully be preserved for many more years to come. this exceptional 1975 "Blue Diamond" Lincoln Mark IV is a rare, original, low mileage classic Lincoln and it is priced "accordingly"...not "insanely" but consistent with what the better, rarer Marks actually appear to be selling for. PLEASE NOTE that this vehicle is 38 years old and is being sold “AS IS” with no warranties. THIS CAR IS CURRENTLY IN New York, NY and will be driven back to Florida this week. I can deliver for a fee to anywhere along the East Coast (near Interstate 95) Please note that I reserve the right to end this auction early at my sole discretion as the car is also being sold locally. Payment Non-Refundable deposit payment of $500 through Paypal to be received within 48 hours. Remaining balance to be received in form of Certified Bank Check or Cash when vehicle picked up, within 2 weeks of auction close. Please do not bid if you have no intention of paying. Your bid is your contract! Without exception, negative feedback will be left and a case will be opened with Ebay if you are the winning bidder and back out of the purchase. Shipping We can help organize shipping through our broker. For those who are interested and live along the East Coast, I can deliver the car for a fee anywhere along Interstate 95 from New York to Miami. For our international bidders: We can help organize shipping either by container from Miami or as Roll on Roll off from Jacksonville. We have a shipping contact in Europe that can help save you money on importing. GOOD LUCK!! Dan
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