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1979 Lincoln Mark V Continental Bill Blass Edition 2 Door Coupe Original on 2040-cars

Year:1979 Mileage:45996 Color:
Location:

Acton, Massachusetts, United States

Acton, Massachusetts, United States

 For Sale - 1979 Lincoln Mark V Continental Bill Blass Edition 2 Door Coupe

This car is in near mint condition with only 45,996 original miles. Car is originally from Arizona. We are the second owner. The car has no rust and has never been repainted. We have not driven the car in 4 years

Interior - Off White with Navy Blue Leather
Exterior - White with Navy Blue - original Paint - no dents, dings or chips
Engine - V8 - 400ci - Runs great but has been sitting too long - may need tune up or just a good run down the highway
Automatic Transmission - Shifts great - no problems
No Rust
Air Conditioning -
Bumpers - Chrome is mint
Wheels - Chrome and Paint - Mint

Only imperfections are as follows:
Front Bumper Filler has a paint chip
Interior White leather has some minor discolorations and Front seat has some cracks
Front carpet has a hole on driver side
Headliner has stains
 
Would make a great daily driver or a super show car!

Has Clear Massachusetts Title. It is currently not registered.

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