1970 Lincoln Continental Mk Iii on 2040-cars
Golden Valley, Arizona, United States
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1970 Things that don’t work are: Power passenger seat, all 4 windows (switch problem) and the radio. Needs new vinyl top and headliner, dash pad has one large split and drivers’ side door pull is worn. Seats and carpet nice for its age. With 4 new tires this would be a daily driver. Only 3 minor cosmetic rust spots, see pictures. The rest of the car is rust free as you would expect from a desert car.
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