Summary

Powered by a 460ci big-block engine with 4-speed automatic transmission. Updated in a one-year-only Ember Glow color. Cream interior, custom stereo, RideTech air-ride with AccuAir E-Level ride management, Bluetooth stereo, 20-inch Colorado Custom wheels.

Details

Named “The Pretty Penny,” this restored 1966 Lincoln Continental custom convertible is powered by a rebuilt 460ci big-block engine exhaling out of a new 3-inch stainless-steel exhaust, paired with a rebuilt C6 3-speed automatic transmission. In preparation for the sale, it has been fitted with an all-new battery, a larger electric fan, water pump, power steering pump and brake booster. The exterior is finished in a one-year-only Ember Glow (Russet) color. The adjustable stance is set with Colorado Custom 20-inch Lincoln extended wheels and Diamond Back whitewall tires, as the car lays frame with new RideTech air-ride suspension with Accuair E-Level ride management, capable of being controlled by a smartphone Bluetooth. A Plash Lights LED under-glow system lights the wheel wells, showcasing the mirror finish on the wheels. Even the Lincoln emblems have been backlit with custom LEDs from AutoClassic LED. The top has been fully serviced by the John “The Lincoln Man” Cashman with a new remote-control operation system, new hydraulic rams and regulators, along with new seat and window motors, and he also autographed the interior of the trunk lid. A reupholstered original-style Cream interior features a Colorado Custom Lincoln steering wheel, a custom JL Audio sound system with a Rockford Fosgate amplifier and 10-inch Kicker subwoofer. This California/Arizona car underwent a full restoration that was done in the mid-2000s and has been recently refreshed over the last 18 months with modern upgrades.