Vehicle History & Overview

This Nautilus Gray over red leather Continental is reportedly mechanically original and accident-free. Ownership history since 1994 is included, and the owner has added approximately 100 of the 50,200 miles shown. The selling dealer indicates the vehicle has been in a private collection since 2018 and was not registered for road use during that time. According to the seller, the trunk lid was reportedly painted at some point and shows some bubbling in a few spots.

The fourth-generation Lincoln Continental was launched in 1961 and saw not only a complete redesign of the car, but a rebirth of the brand. The new Continental was based on a stretched version of the Thunderbird unibody chassis and was the first Lincoln since 1951 to feature the iconic rear-hinged rear doors. Luxury features abound in the Continental, including a “door-ajar” light for the rear doors, leather interior, tilt-adjustable steering column, and California walnut veneer on the dash and doors. The Continental was reportedly the first US-manufactured car to carry a 2-year, 24k-mile warranty.

Equipment

• California walnut veneer on dash and doors

• Leather interior trim

• Tilt-adjustable steering column

• Air-conditioning

• Power windows, door locks, and driver's seat

• "Door-ajar" warning indicator for rear doors

• Dash-mounted analog clock

• Retractable center-mounted vent under audio unit

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Modifications

• Nautilus Gray paint

Imperfections

• The trunk lid shows some paint bubbling, as shown in the images below.

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Additional Information

• This vehicle has been in a private collection and not registered for road-use since 2018. Per the selling dealer, it is being sold on a "conditional" title that is conveyable.

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