Summary

Powered by a 430ci V8 engine and 4-speed automatic transmission. Finished in custom gold paint over a tan factory-looking interior. Has a Choppin' Block tubular suspension, Baer brakes and factory air. Rides on custom billet wheels.

Details

This custom 1964 Lincoln Continental convertible is powered by a professionally rebuilt 430ci V8 engine backed by an automatic transmission. It is riding on adjustable air suspension and lays flat on the ground courtesy of Choppin' Block custom-built upper and lower tubular control arms, Slam Specialties airbags, shocks at all four corners and custom rear suspension. Air is supplied by dual Viair compressors. Stopping power comes from custom 4-wheel Baer disc brakes featuring powder-coated calipers and oversized slotted rotors with a Wilwood master cylinder. The car sits on a set of 20-inch one-off billet wheels wrapped in Nitto Proxes tires. The rear end was painted to match the exterior and was narrowed to allow the car to have a 10-inch-wide wheel with offset, giving it a deep-dish look. The mirror-finished golden paint and body are what make this Lincoln stand out. This project started with a California car, blocked in three stages. Keeping the factory look, the tan leather interior features factory air conditioning. A new tan canvas top was installed. The underside of the trunk and top mechanical parts are highly detailed to a show finish. A nice simple audio system was installed with Bluetooth technology.