• Year of manufacture 
    1956
  • Car type 
    Other
  • Chassis number 
    C56A1709
  • Reference number 
    19324
  • Drive 
    LHD
  • Condition 
    Used
  • Location
    United States
  • Gearbox 
    Automatic

Description

1956 Lincoln Continental MK IIOffered here is this 1956 Lincoln Continental MK II, finished in its factory color of Deep Red (13), complemented by chrome trim and a Deep Red and Medium Gray interior. This Continental's sleek lines, elegant curves, and refined styling set it apart as a true automotive masterpiece.Highlights:- Factory Color: Deep Red (13)- Interior Color: Deep Red and Medium Gray- V8 Engine- Automatic Transmission- Holley Carburetor- Power Steering- Power Windows- Bench Seats- Push-Button Radio- Signature "Continental" Hump on The Trunk LidPower comes from a V8 engine paired with an automatic transmission and a Holley carburetor. Additional features include power steering, three-spoke steering wheel, power windows, dual exhaust outlets, 15-inch steel wheels wrapped in Coker Classic wide whitewall tires, chrome hubcaps, a Lincoln hood ornament, chrome bumpers, and a fender-mounted antenna.The interior features comfortable bench seating, power windows, a push-button radio, an analog clock, a glove box, vent windows, and rear quarter windows. The combination of Deep Red upholstery and Medium Gray accents complements the car's exterior finish and period-correct styling.As the most expensive domestically produced automobile sold in the United States during its time, the Mark II represents the pinnacle of luxury and prestige. Despite its high price tag, the Ford Motor Company estimated that it lost money for every unit produced, underscoring the unparalleled quality and craftsmanship that went into creating the Continental Mark II. This only adds to the allure of owning such a rare and prestigious vehicle.This Continental Mark II is offered with an engine that runs but will require additional mechanical work before it is ready for the road. Its current condition is reflected in the asking price, presenting an opportunity to acquire a distinctive example of 1950s American luxury with the potential to bring this classic Lincoln back to the road. For $26,500


Beverly Hills Car Club
4576 1/2 Worth St.
Los Angeles, 90063
United States

Phone 
+1 (310) 975-0272
Fax 
+1 (310) 494-9398
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