1942 Lincoln Continental Two Door Coupe on 2040-cars
Glencoe, Missouri, United States
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1942 Lincoln Continental 2 Door Coupe. D058/AC083 VIN# 5EH57593 Key, Clear Title. This car has been in storage for over 25 years. This car Does Not Start/Run. Do Not Know Condition of Engine, Transmission or Drive Line. Rolls. Early Cadillac Engine and Lincoln Standard Transmission. Not Sure of Miles on Odometer. Power Windows and Push Button Doors. Paint in Bad Condition, Pealing and some Surface Rust on Body as a result of poor paint. No Major Rust . No Body Damage. Car looks to be fairly solid. Nice Grill. Original Interior in Fair Condition/Poor Condition, Water Stains and Fading. Complete Dash and Heater (missing vent tubes). Glass is complete but needs to be replaced. Floors look to be solid. Broken Trunk Hinges. Missing Hood Ornament, One Parking Light Lens and Taillight Lens. 4 hub Caps and Beauty Rings. Radio. Driver side Lincoln script is broken. Car can be picked-up in St. Louis County,MO. 63123. This vehicle is being sold as " Estate Sale George "Dutch" Fuchs". Vehicle is not available for inspection. A $1000.00 Paypal Deposit is required within 24 hours of sale to hold vehicle. Vehicle must be picked-up within 30 days of date of sale. Transportation not provided. No vehicle warranty offered or implied. Vehicle sold in the "As IS Condition". Final Payment is Paypal. At the time of transfer buyer will receive: Affidavit of vehicle sale from the Probate Court, Administrative letter from the "Personal Representative" and Clear Title. .Questions welcome. Thanks, Gary </STRONG></FONT></STRONG></FONT>
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