Summary

Powered by a 5.0-liter Coyote engine and a 4-speed automatic transmission. Has original-style all-leather interior, full air-ride suspension, Vintage Air system, 20-inch wheels and a Dakota Digital dash.

Details

This Resto-Mod 1964 Lincoln Continental convertible had over 1,000 hours invested in the build. When the original engine was swapped out, the factory K-member of the frame was modified to allow fitment of the car's second-generation Ford 5.0-liter Coyote V8 crate engine, which is paired with a 4R70W automatic transmission. It also has a custom TIG-welded stainless-steel exhaust and 4-wheel air-bag suspension. The original air-conditioning box has been removed and updated with a modern-day Vintage Air system. The convertible top and window-drop operation electronics have been rebuilt, and the top is covered in black Stayfast canvas. This Continental rides on 20-inch custom wheels fitted with brand-new Diamond Back whitewall tires. The exterior is finished in black, and the interior has a factory look with black medium-grain leather upholstery, complemented by components that include the original factory steering wheel, which has been restored to full working order and is covered in leather. The original radio is a push-button updated AM/FM converted with a Bluetooth system, and the car also has an upgraded power antenna and Dakota Digital dash controls.