1967 Lincoln Continental

Convertible

462

Automatic

Clear

Gasoline

One of only 2276 produced in the final year for the convertible. High quality repaint in the original Powder Blue. Dark blue interior with blue carpet, both new. Vanity mirror on passenger visor. New white top. Rebuilt transmission and power steering pump. New exhaust manifolds (both sides); new rear springs; aftermarket in-dash radio with iPod hookup (original AM / 8 track radio is included), antenna is a "dummy" in the down position as I use the iPod. A/C blows cold and has been converted to 134a. Correct jack in place. Tires have excellent tread. Vehicle runs like new. Like most sedans of its' vintage, the Lincoln is happiest on the open road, preferably going in a straight line. The car does not like to turn Have the original build sheet, the 1967 sales brochure, and reproduction repair manuals. The sales brochure center photo features the same blue / blue / white combo as this vehicle. The manuals cover general service, convertible top operation and vacuum operation. What's left to do: Passenger front and rear window switches as well as driver rear are not working. Rear windows are routed through a separate control box in order to function for St. Patrick's Day parade. Door locks are also inoperative (vacuum). Rear drivers window is loose in the track. Both rear armrests need to be rebuilt, but courtesy lights are intact. To summarize: 3 window switches, possibly the drivers side master switch panel, two armrests (a reproduction piece for one side is available on eBay). Possibly some window trim. And finally, the time to sort out the electrical / vacuum issues. Why am I selling? I will be working out of town more often and will have little time to drive the Lincoln. I can't stand to see it sit in the garage unused. The remaining repairs are factored into the price,