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This 1967 Lincoln Continental convertible is not only iconic & elegant, but it is the last of it's kind--the final model year in which Lincoln offered a convertible. For '67, the Continental was, in fact, the only four-door convertible built in America. The car was a pretty big deal--and big deal, we mean really big; 126"wheelbase, nearly 18.5' long for bumper to bumper, over 6.5' wide, and weighing a whopping 5,712 pounds. Its roomy interior features folding arms rests in the front & rear, leather upholstery, and electric clock, & it is equipped with air conditioning & power steering, brakes, & windows. While the Continental's most recognizable attribute is its forward-opening (suicide) rear doors, the car also features a fully automatic convertible top that disappears into the rear deck lid. This 50 year old classic was once part of an extensive northern Michigan collection & has been with its current owner for more than 30 years. During that time it has received touch-up paint & reinforced frame. The canvas top was replaced 2 years ago along with minor repairs to the leather in the back seat, & electric windows were repaired/replaced 3 years ago, & the car received new hubcaps 3 years ago. This car's showroom base cost was $6,449 &adjusting for inflation, that's about $47,325. in today's economy. A total of 2,276 were built. Call Gil Rupp at 231-883-7270 for appointment.
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