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Location: Costa Mesa, CA
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1964 Lincoln Continental
Bought: Jan, 0001
Sold: Jan, 0001
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1962 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL CONVERTIBLE $10,000.00
1979 Lincoln Continental, Factory Installed CB Radio $7,999.00
1946 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL CONVERTIBLE---THE BEST $14,500.00
1956 Burgundy MK II $4,626.00
1961 Lincoln Continental, All Original, Non-Restored $10,100.00
Last updated: Dec 28, 2007
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This is what the car looked like when I bought it in 1997 for $3500.The top was shot, and was one of the first things replaced. I also replaced the belts and hoses and gave it a tune-up. The engine was tired, with 114,000 miles on it, but I drove it until January of this year, at which time I decided it was time for a rebuild. Interior was original and in need of everything. I started going to the junk yards in search of interior trim. I bought this parts car for $500. It yielded a lot of great trim parts. I sold what I couldn't use and nearly tripled my investment. I had to give this '69 Mark III plus $2500 to get the car painted. At Paint'n Place in Placentia, Ca. with all trim removed.
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Posted by: jamaal79
12/12/2008 08:12AM
one more thing. i see where you got your interior done, but do you remember the color. that is the exact color of the trim of the one i have
12/12/2008 08:11AM
starting restoration on my 67 this weekend. who did your chrome?
Posted by: FrankieKip
12/22/2007 09:25AM
Hi Jim, Your cars look amazing! That beige Continental is my favorite. I can picture my Mom in that with a beehiveand gloves! And I love the "Extras" brochure. How about those curb feelers as we used to call 'em. I didn't know you could get those through Lincoln! And seatbelts as an option! I had forgotten about that too!
Posted by: Rogala
05/29/2007 10:25PM
Beautiful Car...check out my 1963. I hope you don't mind, but I copied your background wallpaper.
Posted by: BigFancyCar
09/17/2006 04:16AM
Jim, both cars look great but the '64 takes the cake. It's been truly beautifully restored. That must have taken lots of courage (not to mention money). I hope I get to see it someday and hear the stories. The 'before picture' of the engine compartment made me laugh because it already looked so much better than my chromed mess! Bye, Reijer.
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