1986 Lincoln Mark Vii Hot Rod Lincoln on 2040-cars
Sevierville, Tennessee, United States
Hot Rod Lincoln! This is not your mother's luxury car, though all the luxury options do work: power door locks, seats, windows, power trunk and cold A/C.
This car has approx. 3,000 miles on the new build. Start with shiny black paint, add some silver striping and tint the windows. Tied in roll cage Seats are Charcoal leather with gray & black tweed insets. Hurst shifter 302 crate has been bored/stroked to a 347 CI supercharged monster When this car was dyno'd it flat lined at 675 HP at the rear wheels when it ran out of fuel. This motor is paired with a late model Tremec 5-speed transmission, Ford 9" posi rear end with 4:11 Richmond rear gear and a 31-spline mosier axle. Front disc brakes and drum brakes at the rear. Wheels are by Weld: front wheels are wrapped in Starfire Flite-line 205/65/15, while the rear wheels are covered in Mickey Thompson Sportsman 33X 19.5X 15. You get all this and a reported 21 MPG! |
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