Introducing the timeless elegance of the 1956 Lincoln Continental Mark II, a classic embodiment of luxury and sophistication. This vehicle boasts a stunning pearl white exterior that exudes a sense of refined opulence, capturing the essence of mid-century automotive design. The sleek lines and understated elegance of the Mark II make it a true icon of its era, appealing to those with a discerning taste for classic automobiles. To go along with this stunning Continental is lots of history, with this vehicle reportedly being owned by country legend Red Foley for a number of years. Step inside to discover a beautifully crafted blue and white interior that complements the exterior's elegance. The interior design reflects the attention to detail that Lincoln is renowned for, offering a harmonious blend of style and comfort. The spacious cabin invites you to experience a journey back in time, where luxury was defined by the quality of craftsmanship and the thoughtful integration of features designed to enhance the driving experience. Under the hood, the 1956 Lincoln Continental Mark II is powered by a robust 368 CID V8 engine, paired with an automatic transmission. This combination delivers a smooth and powerful driving experience, embodying the performance standards...

This stunning vehicle boasts a gloss black exterior that exudes timeless elegance and sophistication. Originally a 1 of 3000 this car is now truly a 1 of 1 masterpiece with the addition of the chassis of a Lincoln Mark VII. Under the hood, this classic is powered by a the modern 4. 6-liter fuel injected V8 engine paired with a smooth shifting 4-speed with over drive automatic transmission. This Continental rides on front and rear independent suspension with air ride ensuring a smooth and powerful ride. Equipped with cold blowing air conditioning, driver and passenger airbags, power seats, power windows, power brakes, power tilt steering, cruise control, the interior is truly a luxurious place to be. For your entertainment, it comes with a touchscreen...