For some individuals, their ultimate motoring experiences will be lived from behind the wheel of a classic muscle car. For others, a sports car is all that will fill the bill. However, there are some individuals who want their… more»
Continental
No Reserve: 1968 Lincoln Continental
In 1968 Lincoln claimed to be “America’s most distinguished motorcar.” Still distinguished 52 years later, the suicide door Continentals are instantly recognizable. Sent to us by an anonymous Barn Finds reader, this 1968 Lincoln Continental sedan is being offered… more»
Owned 30 Years: 1956 Continental Mark II
This 1956 Continental Mark II is a car that I would love to own for the next 30 years, just as long as the current owner has had it. What a drop-dead gorgeous car. They have it posted for… more»
Rare Survivor: 1959 Continental Mark IV Convertible
When it was new, this 1959 Continental Mark IV Convertible was already a pretty rare vehicle. It isn’t clear just how many have survived over the past 61-years, but with rust issues being so prevalent, that makes finding an… more»
Triple Black Treat: 1974 Lincoln Continental Mark IV
There’s nothing quite like living life in the lap of luxury, and that is an opportunity that this 1974 Lincoln Continental Mark IV offers to its next owner. This one-owner luxury vehicle has a genuine 31,000 miles on its… more»
Rust-Free Project: 1956 Continental Mark II
With a slow-moving production process, materials of the highest quality, and an almost obsessional attention to quality, there was never any real chance that the Continental Mark II was going to create a profit for Ford. That was not… more»
EXCLUSIVE: 1972 Lincoln Continental Mark lV Survivor
If you are a fan of big luxury cruisers, this Lincoln could be the perfect find for you! Having covered just 29k miles since new it’s in amazing condition inside and out. Reader David G is its 3rd owner… more»
Rare Luxury: 1956 Continental Mark II
When Ford decided to produce a successor to Edsel Ford’s incredibly beautiful Lincoln Continental, they set their sights higher than even the Lincoln Division. Ford decided to create a Continental Division that would eventually have a whole range of… more»
Low Mile Luxury: 1979 Lincoln Continental Survivor
Why buy a $100,000 luxury car when you could own the epitome of style and comfort with this 1979 Lincoln Continental for only $11,800! It’s a Canadian export model, but is back in the States and is in amazing… more»
Great Pictures: 1956 Continental Mark II
If you are thinking about selling a collector car any time soon, do yourself a favor and look over the listing for this great 1956 Continental Mark II. The ad can be found here on eBay as a great… more»
















