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1967 Lincoln Continental ConvertibleNow offered is this 1967 Lincoln Continental Convertible, finished in its factory Dark Green Metallic (R) exterior color with a Light Silver (2L) interior. As one of Lincoln’s most recognizable full-size luxury cars of the 1960s, the Continental combined a powerful V8, spacious accommodations, and distinctive styling that set it apart from other American automobiles of its era. Highlights:- Factory Color: Dark Green Metallic (R) aka "Spanish Moss"- Interior Color: Light Silver (2L)- Automatic Transmission- 462 **. in. V8 Engine- 4-Barrel Carburetor- Power Steering- Chrome Bumpers- Rear-Hinged "Suicide Doors"- Push-Button Radio- 15-Inch Steel WheelsThis Lincoln Continental is equipped with a 462 **. in. V8 engine paired with an automatic transmission, along with a 4-barrel carburetor, convertible soft top, and 15-inch steel wheels with Lincoln hubcaps. The chrome bumpers and iconic rear-hinged rear doors further emphasize the Continental’s unmistakable 1960s design. Inside, the Light Silver cabin reflects the straightforward luxury expected from a Lincoln of this period, featuring bench seating, power windows, power door locks, a 2-spoke steering wheel, glove box, push-button radio, and an analog clock. A notable feature of the Continental is its rear-hinged rear doors, which were designed with concealed door handles to maintain the car's clean exterior appearance. The 1967 Lincoln Continental Convertible was among the final American four-door convertibles produced, making this body style particularly distinctive in the history of the American automobile. This particular example is currently in project condition and is not running. The front windshield will also need replacement. With its factory color combination, large-displacement V8, convertible body style, and unmistakable Lincoln styling, this Continental offers an opportunity to take on a distinctive piece of American automotive history and bring it back to the road. Contact us today to learn more about this Lincoln Continental Convertible and its potential. For $27, 500Now offered is this 1967 Lincoln Continental Convertible, finished in its factory Dark Green Metallic (R) exterior color with a Light Silver (2L) interior. As one of Lincoln’s most recognizable full-size luxury cars of the 1960s, the Continental combined a powerful V8, spacious accommodations, and distinctive styling that set it apart from other American automobiles of its era. Highlights:- Factory Color: Dark Green Metallic (R) aka "Spanish Moss"- Interior Color: Light Silver (2L)- Automatic Transmission- 462 **. in. V8 Engine- 4-Barrel Carburetor- Power Steering- Chrome Bumpers- Rear-Hinged "Suicide Doors"- Push-Button Radio- 15-Inch Steel WheelsThis Lincoln Continental is equipped with a 462 **. in. V8 engine paired with an automatic transmission, along with a 4-barrel carburetor, convertible soft top, and 15-inch steel wheels with Lincoln hubcaps. The chrome bumpers and iconic rear-hinged rear doors further emphasize the Continental’s unmistakable 1960s design. Inside, the Light Silver cabin reflects the straightforward luxury expected from a Lincoln of this period, featuring bench seating, power windows, power door locks, a 2-spoke steering wheel, glove box, push-button radio, and an analog clock. A notable feature of the Continental is its rear-hinged rear doors, which were designed with concealed door handles to maintain the car's clean exterior appearance. The 1967 Lincoln Continental Convertible was among the final American four-door convertibles produced, making this body style particularly distinctive in the history of the American automobile. This particular example is currently in project condition and is not running. The front windshield will also need replacement. With its factory color combination, large-displacement V8, convertible body style, and unmistakable Lincoln styling, this Continental offers an opportunity to take on a distinctive piece of American automotive history and bring it back to the road. Contact us today to learn more about this Lincoln Continental Convertible and its potential.
