1969 Lincoln Continental For Sale
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- Опубліковано 12 кві 2018
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1969 Lincoln Continental Mark III
VIN: 9Y89A871635
Check out this gorgeous 1969 Lincoln Continental Mark III! This is one beautiful, well kept time capsule Lincoln with 44k Miles and one repaint. Under the hood sits its correct Lincoln 460ci V8 partnered with its C6 automatic transmission. The mechanicals have been gone through and restored for driving. This gorgeous car was stored in a museum and is more than ready to hit the road now. Power Windows and Power Seats are some cool features in this classic. The original owner purchased this Mark III November of 1968 out of South Florida. It comes with full Vane style wheel covers. Even the factory air conditioning has been gone through and blows cold. In 2015 it was the winner of the AACA "2015 People's Choice Best of Show"
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Mechanics:
Lincoln 460ci V8
Engine # C9VE - B
Stock Heads
Single 4 Barrel
Holley 4150 4 Barrel
- Carb List #: 80770-1 2399
- Electric Choke
- Cfm: 770
C6 Automatic Transmission
3 Speed Automatic
Trans# C8MP - 7006 - A
Front Suspension: Independent
Rear Suspension: 3 - Link
9 3/8 Lincoln Rear End
- Tag: WGA - A 8Lb 2.80 9.3 402A
- Ratio: 2.80
- Open Differential
- Continental Correct!
Brakes:
Front - Power Disc
Rear - Power Drum
Exhaust:
Dual Exhaust
Factory Replacement
Wheels and Tires
Front Wheels: 15”
Rear Wheels: 15”
Front Tires: White Wall Radial T/A 235/70R15
Rear Tires: White Wall Radial T/A 235/70R15
Underneath:
- Under Coating looks Good
- Drop Downs look Good
- Exhaust in Good Shape
- Electric Fuel Pump
- Gas Line is New
- Parking Brake Hooked Up
- Frame Rail looks Great
- Floors look Original
- U - Joints on Good Shape
- H - Pipe
- Trans Mount in Good Condition
- Cross Member in Excellent Shape
- Ball Joints in Good Shape
- Bushings are Good
- Motor Mounts in Good Shape
- Chrome Trim in Great Shape
- Pinch Welds look Good
Body:
- Chrome Bumper looks Great
- Grille Fits Nicely
- Hood Lines Up Well
- Fold Down Headlights
- Trim looks Great
- Wheel Lip Moldings look Good
- Rocker Moldings are Solid
- Vinyl Top in Great Shape
- Door Handle looks original
- Moldings look Good
- Paint is Phenomenal
- Doors Operate Nicely
- Door Jams are Clean
- Rear Bumper Chrome looks Great
- Trunk Opens Smoothly
- Spare Tire
- Fire Extinguisher
- Gutters are Clean
- Weather Strip in Good Shape
- Trunk Floor is Solid
- Bottom of Deck Lid looks Great
Interior:
- Door Panel looks Great
- Dash is Amazing
- Steering Wheel in Great Shape
- Upholstery looks Amazing
- Gauges in Good Shape
- Lenses are Clean
- Front and Rear Seat Belts
- Head Liner in Great Shape
- Speedometer Works
- Gauges Function
- After Market Radio / AM FM Radio
- Horn Works
- Turn Signals Work
- Dash Clock Works
- Functional Air Conditioning
- Wipers Work
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These were beautiful cars. I recall walking home from school in the afternoon, every day one of these passed me. I was fascinated by the trunk. No other car looked like it. I told my mother that I had picked out the car I wanted when I grew up, and it had a “funny” trunk. She asked me to draw it for her. She looked at my piece of paper and said “your grandpa has this car”. I saw him only a few times per year, and never knew what he drove since we visited him at his apartment in Dearborn MI. Yes, he was a Ford exec, and drove a new Lincoln every year. I remember the first time I got to ride in his car. My parents and I were traveling to California to spend a summer with relatives. It was the first time I had ever flown. Grandpa drove my parents and I to the airport, and picked us up in his beautiful Lincoln. My mom and I sat in the back seat, I was really nervous to fly the first time, but riding to the airport in the Lincoln made up for it.
Why do these videos always show up on my recommended list long after the featured vehicles have been sold? Beautiful car!
My dad had one of these, new. Same color combo. Took my driver's license test with it. What a ride.
Georgeous classic big squishy soft comfy American made land yacht. I love the styling of these Lincolns.This one is super nice.
Wow that graphite gray and dark red leather interior?! That is Gangsta. What presence. Beautiful design. 👌🏼
My favorite car of all time and I'm drooling, wishing I could buy it.
Had one in 1977, fast and eerily silent, my favorite tank of all time.
The bearded guy with the toque was really knowledgeable and well spoken. Easy to listen to so you can absorb a lot of information. Good job.
I don't have the details and I would have to do a little research to verify, but the best I can recall, The 1969 Lincoln Mark with a 460 cubic inch engine was the most powerful 460 ever made. Period.
This car is absolutely amazing. I totally agree with the upgrades and it's in fantastic condition in the video. I've always liked the lines and sporty style of the Mark III, and thought it to be one of the best looking of the Lincolns. Nice color combo too.
Beautiful car. Lucky person who purchased this one from Vanguard Motor Sales! I was 11 years old when the Continental Mark III debuted. The Mark III joined the '66 Toronado and '67 Eldorado as my favorite big luxury two-door coupes.
I loved the 1969 Lincoln Continental and the Mark III's as they was well built cars and I had the Continental for that year model and loved it very much. The Mark III was the car I wanted to own and knew a friend in California who owned one and that car drove like a dream.
Stunning Lincoln Mark III very original and love the engine enhancements and such. The '69s did not like to get stuck in rush hour traffic, they would overheat. Love the electric fan modification to keep this one running 🏃🏿♂️ cool. Thanks for sharing. Big fan of Lincolns.
I own two of these Lincolns, a 68 and a 69. They share the same chassis of those years T-Birds. But the MKIIIs are a bit heavier. They drive unlike anything made today. You have to wear your seat belt. If you don't you slide across the front bucket bench seats as if you're skating on ice when you make a left run. Tuned properly you can expect 18 mpg on long highway cruises.
Amazes me how many turn up looking so well preserved. Makes me wonder how its possible.
What an absolute beautiful Mark lll. I'm loving the color combination and the twin fans. The salesman in the beginning if this video is OK..kind of a strong personality, but the guy who drove the car and showed us the undercarriage and the engine etc, wow, super-knowledgeable! I'm impressed. Plus, he has a very nice, soothing speaking voice. This guy should do all your videos! If I ever hit the lotto I'll be in looking for one of these.
Who ever bought this car got the best looking Mark series ever built
My grandfather had a dark green Mark III . If I recall it also had a green interior. I was very young, but vividly remember him backing it out of the garage for me to get in the passenger door. This gray one is very good looking. A few years ago I saw a 1974 Mark IV, black with red interior. I should have bought it.
I've read in the forums the early Mark III 460's 69'-70' were hand built using selected fits.
Stunning car! Im already in love with it❤