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1963 Lincoln Continental Convertible Resto-Mod - Triple Black Perfection A Timeless Icon, Reimagined for the Modern Road  This isn't just a car-it's a statement. A professionally built 1963 Lincoln Continental Convertible Resto-Mod, finished in triple black, meticulously crafted to blend the bold elegance of the early '60s with today's performance, reliability, and luxury. From its legendary suicide doors to its heart-pounding LSX V8, this Continental is a rolling piece of American art-reborn.  ð¥ Highlights: Modern Performance Meets Classic Style Powertrain  Mechanical Fuel-Injected LSX V8 â Smooth, powerful, and ultra-reliable; engineered for performance with everyday usability.  4L60 4-Speed Automatic Transmission â Seamless shifting, ideal for city cruising or highway touring.  Custom MagnaFlow Exhaust â A refined, throaty rumble that announces your arrival with authority.  Custom-Built Aluminum Fuel Tank â Durable and optimized for longevity and performance.  Fully Adjustable Air Suspension â Instantly adaptable ride height and comfort at your fingertips.  ð¤ Exterior: Triple Black, Deep Mirror Finish This Lincoln wears a high-gloss triple black finish, the result of a multi-stage paint process using only premium materials. Every panel is laser-straight, every reflection sharp. The body lines are crisp and uninterrupted, thanks to hours of precision bodywork and attention to detail.  Automated Power Convertible Top â Restored to factory spec, re-covered in black canvas, and operates with the push of a button.  Shaved  Cleaned Trim Lines â Modernized while retaining the original design cues.  Baer Power Disc Brakes â Behind the scenes for modern stopping power without compromising vintage aesthetics.  Power Windows â Flawlessly integrated for convenience and smooth operation.  ðï¸ Interior: Custom Luxury Meets Classic Cool Step inside and you're greeted by a cabin that exudes luxury and craftsmanship. Every surface has been reimagined with premium materials and design-forward thinking.  Hand-Stitched Diamond Quilted Nappa Leather Seats â Custom upholstered with precise, elegant stitching that echoes European coachbuilding.  Custom Resto-Mod Dashboard  Gauges â Blends classic styling with modern readability and function.  Vintage Air A/C System â Seamlessly integrated for modern climate control in any weather.  Premium Sound System â Hidden audio upgrades for crisp, powerful sound without disturbing the vintage vibe.  Custom Carpeting  Sound Deadening â Providing a quiet, insulated cabin feel, perfect for top-down cruising.  ðª History Spotlight: The Legacy of the Suicide Doors The Lincoln Continental's rear-hinged "suicide doors" remain one of the most iconic design choices in automotive history. Introduced with the fourth generation in 1961, these doors weren't just about flair-they were a statement of confidence and innovation.  Designed under the direction of Elwood Engel, the suicide doors allowed for a wide, dramatic entry and exit experience that felt more like entering a private jet than a car. Despite the nickname, these doors were engineered with safety in mind, locking mechanisms, and solid door construction. Today, they are a hallmark of Lincoln's most collectible and coveted models, with the 1963 convertible standing as one of the rarest and most desirable of them all.  ð A Rolling Work of Art, Built to Drive Unlike many show-only builds, this restomod was designed to be driven and enjoyed. It's not just beautiful-it's functional, comfortable, and modernized in all the right places. Whether you're attending a concours, leading a wedding procession, or just cruising downtown, this car turns heads and starts conversations.  ð Schedule Your Private Showing If you're looking for a fully sorted, one-of-a-kind Continental Convertible with best-in-class craftsmanship, reliable performance, and timeless presence, this is your car.  Serious inquiries only. Vehicle is available for private viewing and inspection by appointment. 

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BEING SOLD WITH TITLECool Mint Green with Dark Green Leather Interior402ci V8 EngineAutomatic TransmissionAutomatic Headlight DimmerPower Windows, Mirrors, and Door LocksThis 1971 Lincoln Continental Convertible is in near perfect condition. The paint is mint green with dark green leather interior. The working powered top is in great condition. This Continental Convertible is a top of the line model, complete with automatic headlight dimmer, power windows, mirrors, and door locks. This great cruiser vehicle thats sure to get lots of attention. Mechanically the vehicle is in tip top condition with a 402ci V8 and automatic transmission. Free and clear of major blemishes as well as mechanically sound, this RARE and beautiful Convertible 1971 Lincoln Continental is a true dream of a car. There are times when the American automobile industry swings for the fences and hits a home run. There are times, however, that the industry misses out on a tremendous opportunity, and such is the case with this 1971 Lincoln Continental Mark III convertible. Introduced in April 1968 as an early 1969 model, the Mark III was Ford Motor Companys answer to Cadillacs El DoradoGMs top-of-the-line entry in the personal luxury car marketplace. Ford competed well with the lower GM marquees with the Thunderbird but had no vehicle to match up against the Cadillac until Ford vice president Lee Iacocca tasked his design team to put a Rolls Royce grill on a Thunderbird for the newest Lincoln model In reality the designers did far more than that and, while utilizing the Thunderbird chassis, built a new car atop the platform. The goal, as far as Ford executives were concerned, was to outsell their Cadillac competitor and the first-year offering (1968) did just that by several thousand units. Ford named the car the Mark III, homage to the short-lived Continental Mark II of 1956 and 1957. The new design featured vacuum-operated hidden headlights keyed to the body color, a radiator-styled grill (think Rolls Royce) and a trunk lid that appeared to hold a spare tire (but actually did not). By using existing parts and pieces from other models, the Mark III was developed at a relatively low cost for a brand-new model of vehicle. Previously, the Lincoln division of Ford Motor Company had been operating at a loss but sales of the Mark III turned the division into a profit center and were later credited by Iacocca to have been one of his greatest career achievements. For the man who spearheaded the launch of the Ford Mustang and introduced the Chrysler K-car that saved that company from bankruptcy, thats an Impressive feat The Mark III was offered only as a two-door hardtop, just as the namesake Mark II was just over a decade earlier. Power was derived from Fords 460 cubic inch engine backed by the proven and dependable C6 three-speed automatic transmission. A variety of gear ratios were available for the trusty nine-inch rear differential. Standard equipment included leather interior, power split bench front seats, power steering, power brakes and power windows. A host of factory options were available (air conditioning was not standard equipment until the 1971 model year) including cruise control, power door locks, automatic dimming headlights and a variety of stereo systems. While a vinyl roof was technically an option, because of the additional bodywork needed to smooth the two-piece roofline on solid-roof models very few cars were manufactured without the vinyl roof treatment. The Mark III held its own against the Cadillac during the three years the model was built (the final year being 1971) but just like with the predecessor Mark II, there was something missing for a particular segment of the motoring public. There was not a convertible option for the Lincoln Mark III, and it was up to private, independent coachbuilders to provide such a vehicle. This 1971 Lincoln Mark III is an excellent example of that This car was converted to a convertible several years ago by a

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For more information, please call *number in the description* or email  Thanks for looking at Ogden Lincoln of Westmont - Family owned and operated for 70 years.White 1968 Lincoln Automatic

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Black 2020 Lincoln Continental Black Label Coach(Suicide)Door AWD 6-Speed Automatic V6!!! Original MSRP of $119,290.00!!! One of roughly 200 made!!! One owner, no accidents, like new!!!For more information, please call *number in the description* or email  Thanks for looking at Ogden Lincoln of Westmont - Family owned and operated for 70 years.

White 2020 Lincoln Continental Standard AWD 6-Speed Automatic 3.7L V6 Ti-VCT 24V!!! Original MSRP Of $55,695.00!!! One Owner, No Accidents, Like New!!!For more information, please call *number in the description* or email  Thanks for looking at Ogden Lincoln of Westmont - Family owned and operated for 70 years. Odometer is 12790 miles below market average!

White 2020 Lincoln Continental Black Label COACH DOOR AWD 6-Speed Automatic V6!!! Coach Door Edition!!! Still New, Never Titled!!!For more information, please call *number in the description* or email  Thanks for looking at Ogden Lincoln of Westmont - Family owned and operated for 70 years.

White 2020 Lincoln Continental Reserve AWD 6-Speed Automatic V6!!! Original MSRP Of $76,075.00!!! One Owner, No Accidents, Like New!!!For more information, please call *number in the description* or email  Thanks for looking at Ogden Lincoln of Westmont - Family owned and operated for 70 years. Recent Arrival!

New Price! Black 2020 Lincoln Continental Standard AWD 6-Speed Automatic 3.7L V6 Ti-VCT 24V!!! Original MSRP Of $57,715.00!!! One Owner, No Accidents, Like New!!!For more information, please call *number in the description* or email  Thanks for looking at Ogden Lincoln of Westmont - Family owned and operated for 70 years. Odometer is 1319 miles below market average!

Continental Mark V

Luxury Auto Collection East

For sale is a meticulously maintained 1978 Lincoln Continental Mark V with only 61,295 miles on the odometer. This classic beauty features a white exterior with a half white padded vinyl roof, exuding a timeless and elegant appeal. The interior showcases red cloth seats that have been refreshed for a comfortable and luxurious seating experience. The recent service history of this Mark V is impressive, ensuring its reliability and performance. A complete tune-up using Motorcraft parts has been conducted, accompanied by the installation of a new fuel pump and a rebuilt carburetor for enhanced fuel efficiency. The exhaust system has also been recently rebuilt, resulting in a pleasing rumbling sound. Additionally, the vehicle has been equipped with new white wall tires for improved traction. Inside, the cabin has been refreshed with a new OEM headliner, giving it a clean and crisp look. The opera windows add a touch of elegance and allow natural light to fill the interior. This 1978 Lincoln Continental Mark V is a prime example of classic automotive craftsmanship. With its low mileage, recent service history, and various improvements, this classic beauty is ready to hit the road with its new owner, providing a captivating driving experience that only a Lincoln Continental can offer. Contact us today to seize the opportunity to own this well-maintained and stylish piece of automotive history.

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To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE at RM Sothebys' Hershey event, 8 - 9 October 2025. rnOffered Without Reserve | $40,000 - $50,000 USD rnrnOne of just 452 Lincoln Continental Convertibles built in 1948rnFactory-correct Valley Green Metallic over tan leather with a tan toprn305-cu.-in. V-12 engine; three-speed manual transmission with overdrivernFactory options of a radio, heater, chrome bands, fog lamps, and morernAccompanied by a copy of its original build recordrnA CCCA Full Classicrn rnrnInspired by the elegant designs he saw while on a trip to Europe in 1938, Edsel Ford challenged designer Bob Gregorie to develop a new and stylish Lincoln. Gregorie was the first to hold such a title at Ford Motor Company and had created the stunning boattail bodywork for Ford the younger's famous 1932 Model 40 Special Speedster. He devised a convertible coupe on the existing Lincoln Zephyr chassis with Edsel Ford insisting that it be long and low for a speedy look. Launched as the 1940 Lincoln Zephyr Continental, the long-running model has become the company's most iconic. In 1951, the Museum of Modern Art chose the Continental as one of eight automotive works of art, while eight years later Time ranked it within the top 10 of the 100 best-designed products.rnrnThe 1948 Continental was a prewar holdover as Lincoln prepared an all-new model for 1949. It remained exclusive, large, and luxurious, clearly benefitting from hand craftsmanship. Power came from a 305-cubic-inch L-head V-12 engine rated at 130 horsepower. Just 847 Club Coupes and 452 Convertibles were produced for the 1948 model year.rnrnThis example was assembled on 12 February 1948 and shipped to Strickland Metro Inc. four days later, according to a copy of its build record on file. It left the factory finished as it currently is in Valley Green Metallic over tan leather with a tan top. Factory options included a heater, radio, overdrive, fog lamps, chrome bands, side mirrors, and Goodyear whitewall tires. Having been well-preserved within Sonny Schwartz's impressive Suzy Q Collection, the presentation is pleasing with few signs of gentle use.rnrnA Classic Car Club of America Full Classic, this attractive Continental Convertible will be welcomed at many events and CARavan tours, where its impressive presence and smooth V-12 are sure to please. rnTo view this car and others currently consigned to this auction, please visit the RM Sotheby's website.

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