The 1977 Lincoln Continental Town Car remains a pinnacle of American luxury. Featuring a massive 460ci V8 and only 19k miles, this preserved sedan offers a serene driving experience defined by its plush blue leather interior and iconic presence.
The 1975 Lincoln Continental Mark IV presented here is a 20k-mile survivor featuring the rare Gold Luxury Group package. With a massive 460ci V8 and exclusive Diamond Fire paint, this single-family heirloom represents the pinnacle of American personal luxury.
The 1948 Lincoln Continental Coupe represents the final year of a legendary design era. Featuring a 292 CI V-12 and finished in Opal Blue Green, this rare classic is one of only 847 produced. It stands as a CCCA Full Classic ready for the Kissimmee 2026 auction block.
The 1978 Lincoln Continental Mark V Diamond Jubilee remains a peak of American luxury, built to celebrate Ford’s 75th anniversary. Featuring a massive 460 CI V-8 and finished in Jubilee Gold, this rare survivor crosses the block at Kissimmee 2026 with its original tool kit.
This 1950 Lincoln Capri Coupe is a true automotive rarity, being one of only 509 units ever produced. Featuring a 337 CI flathead V8 and a Halo vinyl roof, this luxury coupe represents the peak of post-war American prestige heading to the Kissimmee 2026 auction.
The 1965 Lincoln Continental convertible remains a definitive icon of American luxury and mid-century design. Featuring suicide doors, a 430ci V8, and 26 years of single-family ownership, this Nocturne Blue classic offers a rare blend of elegance and big-block power.
The 1960 Lincoln Continental Mark V convertible is a masterpiece of American luxury, featuring iconic canted headlights and a 430ci V8. This white-on-black example underwent a 2022 refurbishment and features a rare Breezeway rear window. Explore this no-reserve classic today.
This 1976 Lincoln Continental Mark IV is a 29k-mile survivor featuring the prestigious Versailles Option and a 460ci V8. Repainted in its factory black with red pinstriping, it offers a time-capsule crushed-velour interior and remains an authentic example of Ford’s mid-seventies luxury pinnacle.
This 1964 Lincoln Continental Sedan is a masterclass in mid-century luxury, finished in Black Satin over a vibrant red leather interior. Powered by a 320-hp 430ci V8, it features the iconic rear-hinged suicide doors and classic Cartier clock that defined an era of American prestige.
This 1962 Lincoln Continental Convertible is a stunning blend of classic design and modern upgrades. Featuring a rebuilt V8, air ride suspension, and a striking blue finish, it stands as a testament to American luxury. Catch it crossing the block this January in Kissimmee.