1976 Lincoln Mark Iv Ginenchy Sinature Series, 35,500 Miles, No Reserve on 2040-cars
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States
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1976 Lincoln Continental Mark IV. No Reserve, Special Givenchy Designer Series. The Givenchy is the rarest of the 1976 Designer Series Marks, with only 1,500 ever made. Its stunning Diamond Fire aqua paint with matching leather seat interior offset by the white vinyl roof and side moldings make this one of the sweetest color combinations ever. Great Chrome throughout, including the belt line Signature Series Chrome (if you've looked at Marks you know these pieces are hard to find with good chrome). This car always turns heads. Only 35,500 documented miles. Note the correct era date coded plug wires and engine compartment. All the panels are original and still carry their paint inspection marks (see pics). You can get in this car and drive it home. Please note the serial numbers on the tires indicate that these tires were purchased in the 1970s or 1980s (most likely the 1980s), adding further evidence of the cars low mileage. These tires are old old so if you want to drive this car other than around the block, please get new tires first. New painted a few years ago (modern day base coat clear) and its paint is in good condition with only minor scratches and blemishes. The car is a joy to drive and they just don't make them that ride and drive like this anymore, the ride is like being on a cloud. Certified funds, Cashier Checks, personal checks accepted. Checks must clear before delivery. We will gladly assist on the logistics of transportation if you need.
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