Lincoln called their 1957 Premiere Landau “The finest in the fine car field.” This one is certainly the finest in this barn! It’s listed for sale here on Facebook Marketplace for only $3,200. That’s about $0.68 per pound of… more»
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1959 Lincoln Continental Mark IV Convertible Survivor
“Classic, Conservative, Distinctive.” That’s what the 1959 Lincoln brochure called the new Continental. One look at this example, and you’ll see not only those qualities but also the breeze-in-your-hair appeal of a beautiful drop-top. This classic Mark IV convertible… more»
When Bigger Was Better: 1977 Lincoln Mark V Cartier
There was a time when a luxury coupe could stretch nearly 20 feet, wear enough chrome to catch a parking lot’s attention, and carry an engine big enough to make fuel economy an afterthought. The 1977 Lincoln Continental Mark… more»
Slanted Headlights! 1960 Lincoln Continental
“Slant-Eyed Monster” was the nickname of the 1958-60 Lincoln Continentals in Ford’s design studios. To me, the cars looked like a big Japanese insect heading your way from a 1950s B-grade movie. And yet, the Edsel and its “horse… more»
Driver Quality: 1950 Lincoln Six-Passenger Coupe
Here’s one we haven’t covered often: a 1950 Lincoln Six-Passenger Coupe. When I first spied this listing, courtesy of Rocco B., I didn’t immediately recognize it – the front-end styling really threw me off! Anyway, this resident of North… more»
47k Mile Survivor: 1975 Lincoln Continental Mark IV
Over the years, we’ve featured quite a few low-mileage Lincoln survivors on the site, and this 1975 Continental Mark IV is another beautiful example. It’s also said to have been with the same family since new. While the ’75… more»
351-Powered: Unrestored 1955 Lincoln Capri
I believe this color is what Lincoln called Palomino Buff, a perfect name for all of the 1950s cowboy shows. This 1955 Lincoln Capri is located in Spokane, Washington, but I guess a person could still put a set… more»
24k Original Miles: 1971 Lincoln Continental Mark III
The Lincoln Continental Mark III represented Lee Iacocca’s best thinking. By sharing a platform with the Ford Thunderbird and restyling it with a distinctive grille, the company produced a luxury product that commanded a premium price and cost mere… more»
Restore or Preserve? 1960 Lincoln Continental Mark V Convertible
Some classics leave you pondering what path to follow once the vehicle in question is safely parked in your garage. This 1960 Continental Mark V Convertible is no different. This recent barn find could be a prime restoration candidate…. more»
52k Original Miles: 1970 Lincoln Continental Mark III
Many people view the First Generation Mustang as Lee Iacocca’s enduring legacy from his time at Ford, and that is a legitimate call. However, I have always believed the Lincoln Continental Mark III is worthy of that title. It… more»
BF Exclusive: 1947 Lincoln Convertible Coupe Hot Rod
Every so often, a genuine long-term discovery surfaces with a history that makes you want to know more. This 1947 Lincoln Convertible certainly qualifies. Offered as a Barn Finds Exclusive in Apollo, Pennsylvania, for $11,500, the seller says this… more»
















