1967 Lincoln Continental Convertible Royal Maroon

Last year of the 4 door convertible. This car has been restored to showroom condition.
Exterior: Royal Maroon
Interior: Light Gray Leather
Convertible Top: Black
Engine: 460cid V-8
Transmission: Three speed automatic
Mileage: 3,301 since the restoration was completed.
Equipped as follows:
Power Convertible top with glass rear window
Power Steering
Power Brakes
Power Windows
Power Seat
Tinted glass
AM radio with Stereo 8 tape player
Power Antenna
JVC AM/FM Stereo, CD Player, MP player, Bluetooth, remote control
Speakers: 6X9 JBL tri-axial in custom baffles with 20’ extension cables
Cruise Control.
Lincoln Continental Floormats (Modern)
I have driven this car several hundred miles and over the past 1/2 century have been privileged to own and drive 1000’s of some of the greatest vintage cars in the world……
From Ferraris’ to Fiats’ and from Cadillac to Cobras’ but this 1967 Lincoln 4/door continental ranks among the most comfortable,smoothest driving and riding, quietest running luxury cars of all time.
At 75 mph on the Florida Turnpike the engine is so quiet you almost feel like your driving an electric car.
You can take both hands off the steering wheel and if the road is flat and straight, this car gives you the sensation that your sitting in your living room in your most comfortable chair!…and it tracks down the highway straight as an arrow.
If you get on the brakes hard you can also remove your hands off the steering wheel and this car will not pull at all to either side.
All the windows work from the driver’s armrest central control as well as from each individual window station.
The power seat works…I’m 6’ and if I put the driver’s seat all the way back, I can’t reach the brake or gas pedal.
Lincoln built these 4/door Continental convertibles from 1961 until 1967.
This year, 1967 is the one to own because after 7 years of production, their engineers got everything just right.
Ford Motor Company built the world’s 1st retractable hardtop convertible in 1957
and in the 3 years Ford produced their “Skyliner” they learned a lot about how to
make convertibles with power tops retract and fold away into the trunk area.
In this 1967 Continental convertible all that they learned is embodied into this magnificent car.
The top can be retract from a simple UP/DOWN switch within easy reach of the driver or outside the car by simply inserting the trunk key into a key lock a few inches from the gas filler door located at the rear of the driver’s side of this incredible example of 1960’s mechanical art.
The paint on this car in a word is “breathtaking”
Royal Maroon was a rare and extremely elegant Lincoln color for 1967!
The body panels fit fabulous and the sides of this car are arrow-straight.
The chrome and trim are in show condition and the leather interior, carpeting and dash are magnificent.
The engine compartment, underside of the hood and the entire trunk area when the top disappears is beautifully detailed.