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To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE at RM Sothebys' Hershey event, 4 - 5 October 2023. rnOffered Without Reserve | $40,000 - $50,000 USD rnrnFirst year for the legendary Continental; one of just 350 cabriolets produced for 1940rnBenefits from a well-preserved older restorationrn292 cu.-in. V-12 engine rated at 120 hp; three-speed manual transmissionrnFinished in factory-correct black over red leather with a black top rnCCCA Full Classic and National First Prize winner; featured in Ford marketing materials and the subject of several magazine articles rn rnrnCommissioned by Lincoln boss Edsel Ford and styled by Ford designer Bob Gregorie on the V-12 Zephyr chassis, the Continental would go on to become a design legend in its own time after entering production in 1940, with only 350 convertibles and 54 coupes produced that first year. rnrnThe restored example offered here shipped on 1 April 1940, finished as it is today in the handsome color scheme of black with a red leather interior and a black convertible top. It came equipped with a radio, a cowl antenna, stone deflectors, and Firestone whitewall tires, according to a copy of its original build sheet. rnrnAlthough the car's early history is unknown, its fate from the 1960s forward is well documented, as the car has been the subject of various magazine articles over the years. Les Klinge of West Caldwell, New Jersey acquired the cabriolet in the early 1960s after discovering it languishing in a New Jersey farmyard. He would restore the neglected Lincoln over the ensuing years, finishing it in blue with a maroon interior. An article about the car in the fall 1967 issue of the Lincoln & Continental Owners Club's magazine, Lincoln & Continental Comments, includes photos of the car in its unrestored state. Klinge would hold onto the cabriolet until 1974, storing it for a time in a garage in suburban New Jersey before Larry Colwell of Michigan would acquire it and retain it for the next 35 years. As Colwell himself recounted in a cover article he wrote for the March-April 1977 issue of Torque, the Michigan Region Classic Car Club of America's  magazine, he managed to track down the car's original build sheet on file at the Benson Ford Research Center in Dearborn, Michigan and set about restoring the lovely Lincoln back to factory specification-save for the previously installed Columbia two-speed rear axle, added by a former owner. rnrnWith the restoration completed sometime around the late Seventies or early Eighties, Colwell showed the car extensively, winning a Classic Car Club of America National First Prize and reportedly securing best in class at the Meadow Brook Concours d'Elegance three times. Besides being featured in various publications, including the October 1992 issue of the British magazine The Automobile, the cabriolet was also photographed for artwork commissioned by Ford to commemorate the Continental's 50th anniversary, as well as for the 1995 Continental's product and marketing guide. rnrnIn 2008, Colwell sold the car to a Maryland-based collector, who then sold it to the consignor in 2018. The car has been fastidiously maintained under the current owner's conscientious care, most recently receiving new carpeting in 2023.rnrnA CCCA Full Classic to be enjoyed at any number of events and tours, this well-preserved and relatively rare Continental Cabriolet is an excellent find, the quintessential American cabriolet of its day, exuding gorgeous design with superb hand craftsmanship. Now offered with a history file containing copies of its build sheet and articles, it would be an ideal acquisition for marque enthusiasts and those seeking an accessible yet eminently rewarding entry to the pre-war era.rnTo view this car and others currently consigned to this auction, please visit the RM Sotheby's website.

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To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE at RM Sothebys' Hershey event, 4 - 5 October 2023. rnOffered Without Reserve | $45,000 - $55,000 USD rnrnOne of just 452 Lincoln Continental cabriolets built in 1948rnA fine example of the legendary model first designed by Bob Gregorie for Edsel Ford rnFinished in correct Grotto Blue with a tan top over blue leatherrnEquipped with a 305 cu.-in. V-12 engine; factory options of a radio, heater, chrome bands, fog lamps, and whitewall tiresrnRecognized as a CCCA Full Classic rn rnrnInspired by the elegant designs he saw while on a trip to Europe in 1938, Edsel Ford challenged designer Bob Gregorie-the first to hold such a title at Ford Motor Company, and creator of the stunning boattail bodywork for Ford the younger's now-famous 1932 Model 40 Special Speedster-to develop a new and stylish Lincoln. Gregory devised a convertible coupe on the existing Lincoln Zephyr chassis with Edsel Ford's input, which stipulated that it be long and low for a speedy look. Launched as the 1940 Lincoln Zephyr Continental, the long-running model has become the marque'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, an example of which is offered here, 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 5 November 1947, according to a copy of its original build sheet. It came finished from the factory, as it is now, in attractive Grotto Blue with a tan top. The interior featured blue leather and whipcord upholstery while options included a radio, heater, chrome bands, fog lamps, and whitewall tires. rnrnAcquired by the consignor in 2010, this Continental has been well maintained as part of a collection. In early 2023, the engine and other mechanical components were refurbished to keep the car in top condition. Recognized as a Classic Car Club of America Full Classic, this Lincoln is eligible for numerous tours and activities. rnrnNow offered with a copy of its original build record along with parts and service invoices for work performed under current ownership, this relatively rare and quite remarkable convertible presents an excellent opportunity to acquire one of the last Lincoln Continentals to feature the exceedingly elegant prewar design.rnTo view this car and others currently consigned to this auction, please visit the RM Sotheby's website.

This vehicle is being sold at the Indy Fall Special 2023 as Lot No. S121. Built by noted custom car builder Cecil Proffit- This car was known as LONGNLO and LINCZILLA- 454 CI V-8 engine- Turbo 400 automatic transmission- Deep Black Cherry paint- Gray patterned velour interior- Chopped roof and filled rear quarter glass- Rear doors have been shortened- Frenched headlights and tail lights- Shaved hood- Continental kit- Rear quarters extended 2 1/2 inches

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This vehicle is being sold at the Dallas 2023 as Lot No. S129.1. Replica of Bat 1, the original Batmobile George Barris built from the 1955 Lincoln Futura concept car- Custom build completed in 2016- Custom fiberglass body- 1979 Lincoln chassis- 460 CI V-8 engine with custom Red bat on air filter- Automatic transmission- Black with Red accents exterior- Cockpit domes- Black leather seats with custom Batman logo- Functional flashing lights- New battery installed with easy-access terminals behind passenger seat- Autographed by Adam West and Burt Ward at West's last appearance at the Dallas Fan Expo in 2017

This vehicle is being sold at the Monterey 2023 as Lot No. S133. Recently completed restoration and build by No End Customs of Morgan Hill, California- 6.0L GM LS V-8 engine- Holley Terminator X engine management system- Built 4L60 automatic transmission with column shifter- Metallic Silver exterior- Power Tan convertible top with remote control, system featuring new hydraulics and hoses- White bench seat interior with Black carpet- Air conditioning- Notable brightwork, all pieces present- 4-wheel QA1 coilover suspension with custom linked rear suspension- Ford 9 inch rear end from Quick Performance with 3.73 gears- Hydroboost brake system with front discs- 20 inch Raceline Manhattan wheels

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This vehicle is being sold at the Monterey 2023 as Lot No. F55. 462 CI V-8 engine- 4-barrel carburetor- Automatic transmission- Power steering- Power brakes- Gray with Red interior- Suicide doors- Build sheet

This vehicle is being sold at the Monterey 2023 as Lot No. F45. 292 CI V-12 engine- 3-speed manual transmission- Black exterior- Tan convertible top- Red interior- Bench seats

This vehicle is being sold at the Monterey 2023 as Lot No. F19. Rebuilt 430 CI V-8 engine- MSD fuel injection- MSD ignition- Chrome valve covers- Chrome air cleaner- Rebuilt C6 automatic transmission- Raven Black exterior- Power-operated Haartz cloth convertible top- Top electrical functions upgraded- Red leather interior- Custom Red car cover

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This 1942 Lincoln Continental cabriolet is one of 136 examples produced for the model year, and is finished in Bristol Blue over tan leather and powered by a 306ci flathead V12 paired with a three-speed manual transmission with overdrive. Equipment includes a vacuum-operated soft top, vacuum-operated windows, a spare tire carrier, gold interior trim, and a Zenith Auto-Radio AM radio with a foot-controlled automatic change cycle. The car was acquired by the current owner in 2005 following a refurbishment that was reportedly completed by Bart Newlin, and is said to have included both a mechanical and cosmetic refresh. The most recent service was performed in 2016 and is said to have included installing rebuilt water pumps, cleaning the fuel tank, and refreshing the cooling system. The body was reportedly refinished in Bristol Blue during the refurbishment. Details include a tan vacuum-operated soft top, push-button door handles, rear fender skirts, chrome bumpers and trim, and the Ball and Wing hood ornament unique to 1942 models. The seller notes that there is a paint blemish ahead of the left-rear fender.Factory steel wheels feature chrome hubcaps and trim rings and wear wide whitewall tires. The namesake Continental spare tire is mounted in a color-matched carrier at the rear. The suspension was reportedly rebuilt during the refurbishment. The cabin has been reupholstered and features tan leather seats and door panels along with matching carpets. Metal details throughout the interior are finished in gold, and amenities include vacuum-operated windows, push-button door handles, an analog clock, and a Zenith Auto-Radio AM radio with foot control.The 306ci flathead V12 features cast iron heads and was factory rated at 130 horsepower. The motor was reportedly rebuilt during the refurbishment, and subsequent service in 2016 reportedly included installing rebuilt water pumps, cleaning the fuel system, and refreshing the cooling system.

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430 V8 engine. 3 Speed Automatic Transmission. Power steering. Power brakes. Air Conditioning. Power door locks. Auto dim. Impeccable condition!!! 

2019 Lincoln Continental Reserve AWD Clean CARFAX.Lincoln Combined Details:  * 200 Point Inspection  * Includes Car Rental and Trip Interruption Reimbursement (for Lincoln Certified Pre-Owned program), Includes Car Rental and Trip Interruption Reimbursement, Premium maintenance, Seamless service pickup and delivery for all maintenance and warranty service with loaner vehicle, and anytime car wash (for Lincoln Certified Pre-Owned - Black Label program)  * Roadside Assistance  * Limited Warranty: 72 Month/100,000 Mile (whichever comes first) from original in-service date  * Warranty Deductible: $100  * Vehicle History  * Transferable WarrantyOdometer is 12112 miles below market average!

Continental Mark V

Power Steering. Power Brakes. Power Windows. Power Door Locks. Dual Power Seats. AM/FM Stereo Radio. Air Conditioning. Delay Wipers. Original Lincoln Factory Floor Mats. Split Front 50/50 Seat. New 235/75/R15 WSW Tires. New Shocks. New Brakes.  Front End Alignment. New Radiator. New Front End Idler Arm and Bushings. Service Records. 

Continental Mark IV

Continental Mark IV. Power steering. Power windows. Power door locks. Power brakes. Aftermarket wheels. 

2017 Lincoln Continental ReserveNEW TIRES, NEW BRAKES, SUNROOF MOONROOF, BLUETOOTH HANDSFREE, LEATHER, Auto High Beams, Auto-Dimming Rear-View Mirror, Climate Package, Equipment Group 300A, Heated Rear-Seats, Heated Steering Wheel, Rain-Sensing Wipers, Windshield Wiper De-Icer. Recent Arrival! New Price! Clean CARFAX. CARFAX One-Owner.NO MARKET ADJUSTMENTS! NO RECONDITIONING FEES! The Complimentary Dimmitt Advantage Program includes the following benefits up to $5,000 for 12 months or 12,000 miles on every purchased vehicle! >Roadside Assistance >Theft Benefit > Windshield Repair > Tire Road Hazard > Key Replacement > Rental Car > Paintless Dent Repair > Courtesy Vehicle Appraisal > 27-Point Vehicle Inspection > Courtesy Shuttle Service > Free Carfax Report > Full Fuel Tank.***** NO RECONDITIONING FEES! *****

LOW MILES - 69 598! Heated Leather Seats  Sunroof  Navigation  iPod/MP3 Input  Satellite Radio  Back-Up Camera  RADIO: REVEL AUDIO SYSTEM  WHEELS: 20  POLISHED ALUMINUM  SINGLE-CD PLAYER  TWIN PANEL MOONROOF W/POWER SHADE KEY FEATURES INCLUDELeather Seats  Heated Driver Seat  Back-Up Camera  Satellite Radio  iPod/MP3 Input Lincoln Select with Iced Mocha exterior and Cappuccino interior features a V6 Cylinder Engine with 305 HP at 6500 RPM*. OPTION PACKAGESTWIN PANEL MOONROOF W/POWER SHADE  SELECT PLUS Voice-Activated Touchscreen Navigation System  pinch-to-zoom capability  SiriusXM Traffic and Travel Link w/a 6-year prepaid subscription  Service is not available in Alaska or Hawaii  BLIS Blind Spot Info System w/Cross-Traffic Alert  RADIO: REVEL AUDIO SYSTEM  WHEELS: 20  POLISHED ALUMINUM dark tarnish painted pockets  Tires: 245/40 R20  SINGLE-CD PLAYER. EXPERTS ARE SAYINGEdmunds.com explains  These are strong brakes  hauling the 4 600-plus-pound sedan from 60 to 0 mph in just 111 feet in our testing. The pedal is firm  and braking force is easy to modulate in normal  around-town driving. . BUY FROM AN AWARD WINNING DEALERAt Elder Ford of Tampa  we re eager to provide the winning Ford sales  auto service  and car financing in Tampa you seek. We re proud of our Ford dealership near St. Petersburg  FL  where a state-of-the-art facility  comprehensive new Ford showroom and fully loaded service bay await  while a savvy team of Ford professionals is prepared to meet your every need. We re not just interested in serving you right here and now  we want to be your dealership for life! Horsepower calculations based on trim engine configuration. Please confirm the accuracy of the included equipment by calling us prior to purchase. 

1976 Lincoln Continental Mark IV Coupe. Believed to be 58,000 miles (title exempt). 2 owner vehicle. Tennessee history. 460 engine. Highly optioned. Original paperwork. New Jubilee style tires. 

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Continental Mark II

This vehicle is being sold at the Dallas 2023 as Lot No. S31. 1 of 68 2009 GT500 Mustang Coupes produced in Grabber Orange, 1 of 48 with Ebony stripes- Ebony leather interior with Cobra logos- Supercharged 5.4L/500 HP V-8 engine- 6-speed manual transmission- Updated Kenwood touchscreen radio- Flowmaster exhaust- 4-wheel Brembo disc brakes- Ambient interior lighting package- Paint correction and ceramic coating

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*1979 Lincoln Continental Mark V Collector Series*Some people claim that their classic car is in Showroom Condition but in the case of this Lincoln Continental Mark V, it is the truth. After spending its entire life stored indoors, this Mark V Collectors Series shows a mere 45 miles on the odometer and retains the original window sticker, still attached to the driver's side window. No matter how much you may spend restoring a car, there is absolutely no replicating the originality found on this stunning time capsule example.Built between 1977 and 1979, the Lincoln Continental Mark V was the ultimate American luxury coupe of the era and, at 230 inches in length, the longest 2-door coupe ever offered by Ford. Based on the prior generation Mark IV, the Mark V both grew dimensionally, while simultaneously dropping nearly 400 lbs in curb weight and increasing the level of luxury on the interior. The Mark V design featured a number of hallmarks from the Continental line that included rear Opera Windows as well as covered front headlight, front fender louvers and the Continental Kit rear decklid which harkened back to the Mark 1 Continental.This Continental Mark 5 is finished in White with a white vinyl roof and the body is in absolutely immaculate condition throughout. As you look around the car, you notice things like the original factory stampings on the inside buckets of the headlight housing are still present and bright yellow- something that would have worn off decades ago on any other Mark 5. The multi-spoke turbine-style wheels are a combination of gold and bare metal and they have that unique gloss to them that would be nearly impossible to recreate in the aftermarket. The aforementioned rear Continental Kit style trunk lid features a beautiful vinyl accent on the rear semi-circle with the Continental name and Lincoln badge affixed within.The interior is the ultimate in 1970s luxury- a sea of deep blue thick pile carpets and cushy blue velour upholstery. Massive front bucket seats with a console between them are like sitting on pillows, and envelop you as you sit into them. The blue dashboard features a combination of wood applique and stainless steel and in front of the driver sits a beautiful Cartier analog clock that was part of the Collector Series package. Like with the rest of the car, when you look in the interior, the overall condition is second to none and the 45 miles on the odometer and long term indoor storage are entirely believable.Over the past few decades, the large American luxury coupe has more or less died out. There is no doubt that the pinnacle of that genre of car were the vehicles coming out of Detroit in the 1970s with the Continental Mark 5 being one of the very best. This example presents a truly once in a lifetime opportunity to purchase what is sure to be one of the only, if not the only, sub-50 mile examples of this car in existence, presented in as-new condition from bumper to bumper. This would be the perfect addition to any collection or for display in a museum, as the quality really is that good.*Additional Information*  * Original Window Sticker  * Original Tool Kit  * Original Umbrella  * Original License Plate Frame in Wrapper  * Original Books and ManualsFor more information on this 1979 Lincoln MK V Collector Series or any of our High-Performance, Luxury, Exotic, and Special Interest cars always in stock, contact one of our friendly and knowledgeable sales consultants or always feel free to drop by our 40,000+ sq ft of Indoor Showrooms in Bellevue, WA - Home of an Exciting Inventory of Luxury, Exotic, High Performance and Collectible Automobiles. Nobody Has What We Have!

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