1966 Lincoln Continental

convertible Convertible

462 cc v8

Automatic

6Y86G450479

Clear

Gasoline

1966 Lincotinental convertilbe, triipple black new tire, new stay fast top, new interior and carpet, vehicle ws painted with in the last 2years.. recently John cashman the licoln eletrical came out and wen trough vehicle .adjusting rear conveertinle to bleeding system. replace rear deck lide hydrualic line and adjsuted rear flap motor. inside vehicle replaced both front door ajar switches, replaced power window motor bypass switcha nd tested and replaced all window switches. all switches and windows are operational. removed rear seat adjusted both rear doow current limiting and knide switched and replaced 3 relays.Covertible top is new (stayfast top with new wiring harness) top works from inside vehicle and with key at left rear door panel. interrior as been replaced with new leather, and carpet including in the trunk. Trunk weatherstrip and outer door belt moldings (window sweeps have been replaced. all four door panels have been redone and cleared by mster wood craftsman.The engine runs strong does not smoke. new plugs,wires and filters have been installed , transmission sifts smooth and has been recently serviced. this is a nice driver it gets a lot of looks driving down the road . On Jul-27-14 at 21:25:36 PDT, seller added the following information: We are now halfway in! I just wanted to answer some questions. This 1966 Lincoln convertible I've had for two years. I acquired it from a sheriff in Arizona, who used it for parades and events. The car was painted satin black prior to my purchase. -I have replaced the power steering pump.-Overhauled gear box-Replaced front crank seal.-Overhang gasket.-Oil pan.-Plugs and wires-Installed dual stainless steel exhaust all the way back.-Sent vehicle to dyno shop to adjust carb and timing. -Also, on the interior, put in all-new insulation in the panels underneath the hood. Two pumps and she fires up! -I installed new carpet, including in the trunk. -All seats have been redone in leather.-Door panels removed and dyed black.-Wood panels on the door panels I sent to a wood craftsman to replace the veneer in a burl-wood finish. Most do not have this. He then clear-coated with epoxy for a one-of-a-kind look!-Replaced master power seat switch. -Put in 4-inch whitewall tires.-Next I sent vehicle to Curtis Fouts of 60's Lincoln repair in Costa Mesa, CA. He replaced the convertible top frame and harness, front header panel unlock motor. Then he installed a canvas stayfast material top. -Finally, I called John Cashman to go through all window switches, relays, current limiting switches. He also replaced both front door ajar switches, installed new hydraulic hoses to rear deck lid and new struts, and adjusted flapper motor. This car is the real deal! With the top down, it looks like an antique soap dish. It attracts crowds and lots of attention. People stop and wave and gather around to admire. I have invested over $45,000, but with a new family member, the wife says she must go. I have dropped the reserve so she can sell. Thanks for looking and bidding!