The fifth generation Continental introduced in 1970 was the first new design in 9 years. They were built on the same platform as the full size Ford sedans but stretched to an impressive 127″ wheel base with a total length… more»
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Vertically Chopped: 1956 Lincoln Continental Shorty
Lincoln Continental MKII’s are often considered one of the most beautiful and stylish cars of the 1950s. This one has since undergone extensive body work to shorten the overall length by 10 inches. In reality, 10 inches isn’t very… more»
Dirt Cheap Luxury: 1971 Lincoln Continental Mark III
Always a favorite of mine, is the “dirt cheap project cars” department here at Barn Finds. I regard it as one of the leading indicators of American abundance and excess, a well that will never run dry. The subject… more»
NoDak Beauty: 1977 Lincoln Continental Town Car
This 1977 Lincoln Continental Town Car is, no, I can’t tell you where it is because I want it! What’s that, Jesse? Ok, I guess, if I have to.. This fantastic car is in Carrington, North Dakota and is… more»
On Second Thought: 1978 Lincoln Continental Mark V
I was thinking there might be someone curious about the Mark V parked next to the Buick I recently wrote up. This is another car in dry, Eastern California that might be worth saving or for parts. This Lincoln was… more»
True Barn Find 1961 Lincoln Continental Convertible
A genuine barn find about a year ago after decades in storage, this 1961 Lincoln Continental convertible is a runner, but not a driver. It’s located in Kingston, Wisconsin and is up for sale here on eBay, where bidding… more»
Suicide Cruiser: 1967 Lincoln Continental
Who doesn’t love a Lincoln Continental? They are large, iconic, and are the ultimate cruiser! This clean original example has covered less than 62,000 miles and has spent its life indoors. The seller has also invested a great deal… more»
V12 Barn Find: 1937 Lincoln Zephyr
The photos of this Zephyr don’t give us much to go off of, but from what can be seen this looks like a nice V12 project! Just imagine being able to say you own your very own V12 powered… more»
Your Challenge: 1956 Continental Mark II
Peeking out of the family vacation home it’s been housed at for the last 25 years, this Continental II represents what Ford planners thought was the ideal car circa 1955. It’s located in Campbell, California and is up for sale… more»
Collected And Neglected: 1938 Lincoln Zephyr V12
The Zephyr was Lincoln’s mid-sized luxury car. It filled the gap between the Ford Deluxe and the Lincoln K-Series. This Lincoln is listed on eBay in Tampa, Florida with no reserve. The auction ends next Sunday and bidding is just… more»
26,900 Miles Of Total Opulence! Collectors’ Continental
There’s luxury, there’s over the top luxury, and then there’s total opulence! I think this 1979 Lincoln Continental Collectors’ Series hits that third level! It’s listed for sale here on eBay with an opening bid of only $3,500 and… more»
Long And Lost: 1953 Lincoln Capri
We tend to see quite a few large, luxurious Lincolns from the sixties, seventies and eighties on Barn Finds, but not so many of the early fifties versions that are famous for their victories in the Mexican Road Races… more»
Untouched For 50 Years! 1958 Lincoln Premiere
The seller says that this 1958 Lincoln Premier was “untouched for 50 years” and it sure looks great! The car is in Rancho Cucamonga, California and is listed on eBay with a price of $9,000 and no bids. These cars will sell… more»
Forgotten Mark: 1960 Lincoln Continental Mark V
This “barn find” (we never got to see the barn) 1960 Lincoln Continental must be one of the least expensive size per $ cars we’ve featured here! It’s located in Midvale, Utah and is listed for sale here on… more»
Not A Lincoln: 1956 Continental Mark II
When most people hear Continental they think Lincoln. That was not always the case though. In the mid fifties, Ford actually marketed the Continental as its own brand for a while. They were sold through Lincoln dealerships, but the L word… more»
Big Drop Top: 1965 Lincoln Continental
Finding one of these big Lincoln Continental drop tops in the US is a pretty tricky task, finding one in London is nearly unheard of. This ’65 has been in the country since 1987 and eventually found its way into… more»