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    Lincoln Continental, 1998

    Chassis No.: 1LNFM97V1WY739033 Auction: Indy 2026 Auction date: May 16, 2026 Lot No.: J122 $3,300 | Sold • Odometer: 108,876 miles • Engine: V-8 • Transmission: Automatic • Exterior: Champagne • Inter

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    Lincoln Continental, 2000

    Chassis No.: 1LNHM97V9YY885417 • 32 valve InTech V-8 engine • Automatic transmission • Power steering and brakes • Power windows and locks • 10 spoke alloy wheels • Tilt column • Cruise control • Tan

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    Lincoln Continental Concept, 2002

    Location: Monterey, California $56,100 USD | Sold https://rmsothebys.com/auctions/mo10/lots/r323-2002-lincoln-continental-concept/

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    Lincoln Continental (Mk IX) specs

    Lincoln Continental (Mk IX) specs • Car type: 4-door saloon • Origin country: United States • Engine: V8 • Displacement: 4.6 l (281 ci / 4601 cc) • Power: 264 ps (260 bhp / 194 kw) • Torque: 359 Nm (2

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    Lincoln Continental Sedan, 2000

    Chassis No.: 1LNHM97V4YY903502 Auction: Indy Fall Special 2025 Auction date: October 4, 2025 Lot No.: F41 $2,200 | Sold • Odometer: 120,158 miles • Engine: V-8 • Transmission: Automatic • Exterior: Ta

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    Lincoln Continental Sedan, 2000

    Chassis No.: 1LNHM97V0YY874726 Auction: Kissimmee 2014 Auction date: January 26, 2014 Lot No.: G143 $5,775 | Sold • Exterior: Maroon • Interior: Tan • Body: Sedan • 55,270 original miles • 4.6 liter V

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    Lincoln Continental Concept Sedan, 2002

    Chassis No.: BOS Auction: Larry's Legacy 2025 Auction date: September 21, 2025 Lot No.: S280 $110,000 | Sold • Engine: V-12 • Transmission: Automatic • Exterior: Silver Sea Spray • Interior: Beige • B

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    Lincoln Continental, 1998

    Location: Ontario https://rmsothebys.com/auctions/ts05/lots/r264-1998-lincoln-continental/

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    Lincoln Mark V Continental, 1979

    Location: Michigan $4,815 USD | Sold 1989 Porsche 911 Reimagined by Singer - Classic Services - The Ramatuelle Commission https://rmsothebys.com/auctions/ds04/lots/0-1979-lincoln-mark-v-continental/

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    LINCOLN CONTINENTAL CABRIOLET, 1941

    $82,500 USD | Sold This Lincoln Continental has undergone an award-winning restoration. It is equipped with a 12-cylinder engine and 3-speed manual transmission. It's finished in burgundy with a burgu

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    LINCOLN CONTINENTAL CONVERTIBLE, 1960

    $53,900 USD | Sold Everything about this car is supreme with regarding to its clean style and exceptional ride. When lowered, the fully hidden convertible top gives the entire body a clean, uncluttere

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    Lincoln Continental Cabriolet Custom, 1940

    Chassis No.: H 102459 Location: Auburn, Indiana $30,800 USD | Sold • Built utilizing a 1998 Lincoln Mark VIII drivetrain and interior • Independent front and rear suspension • Computerized air ride •

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    LINCOLN CONTINENTAL CONVERTIBLE, 1967

    $35,750 USD | Sold This rare Continental convertible is one of two cars with this color combination, verified by its Marti Report. This Continental mostly original with one quality repaint of Huron Bl

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    Lincoln Continental Convertible, 1962

    Chassis No.: 2Y86H420622 Location: Hershey, Pennsylvania $39,600 USD | Sold • Sensational combination of Bermuda Blue over matching blue interior • Equipped with correct 430 cu. in. V-8 engine • Stand

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    Lincoln Continental, 1948

    Location: Auburn, Indiana $27,500 USD | Sold • 305-cid, 130-hp V-12 engine • Three-speed manual transmission with optional overdrive • Meticulous frame-off restoration - driven 1,000 miles since • One

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    Lincoln Continental Town Car, 1978

    Chassis No.: 8Y82A827875 US$1,960 USD | Sold Before WWII, the name Town Car was often applied to the most regal and formal of limousine coachwork. Lincoln began using the moniker on its top-of-the-lin