1964 Lincoln Continental

1964 Lincoln Continental Convertible

$65,000 2008 Barrett-Jackson Auction Scottsdale AZ

Here is an absolutely drop dead gorgeous triple-black 1964 Lincoln Continental convertible, fully restored and in excellent condition inside and out. Nothing beats a black-on-black, suicide door '64 Continental convertible. Absolutely everything lines up perfectly in this immaculate restoration. This car has been completely gone through by a Lincoln restoration expert who has fine tuned everything. Numbers matching 430ci V8 with automatic transmission, power windows, power locks, 6-way power seat, power steering, power brakes, factory air conditioning that blows ice cold, original hub caps and wide white tires that are brand new. The car just received one repaint done in show quality Presidential Black. All the chrome and stainless on the car are in show condition. The all black authentic leather interior was just professionally done by a local restoration shop costing over $10,000. It features all new carpet and real leather seats covers with rebuilt foam. It also has a brand new, stay-fast, Mercedes-style cloth top. This car has just recently had the top and all windows completely gone through by a professional Lincoln restoration expert and works perfectly. It has a custom installed, hidden sound system done at the cost of $5,000 and sounds amazing. Mechanically, this Lincoln is in perfect condition. The complete engine transmission and suspension were completely rebuilt. Under the hood was full detailed to show condition.
 
 
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1964 Lincoln Continental

Lyndon B. Johnson's Lincoln Continental to be Auctioned in Dallas

A 1964 Lincoln Continental formerly owned by President Lyndon B. Johnson will be sold during the 40th annual Leake Collector Car Show & Auction in Dallas, November 16-18. The white Lincoln features an automatic transmission, 430 CI and a 320 HP V-8 engine. Often referred to as one of his presidential toys, President Johnson used this vehicle on his ranch where he retreated to relax. Many times he was spotted inspecting his ranch with the top down while the Secret Service trailed him. Documentation is available to confirm the previous ownership. It is currently under the ownership of the LBJ Foundation.

The Leake Collector Car Show and Auction will take place in Dallas Market Hall. Admission is $15 for adults and $10 for seniors and $7 for children. Doors open at 9am daily and the auction will begin at noon on Friday, 10am on Saturday and 11am Sunday.

The event will feature 550 vehicles including Cadillacs, Corvettes, Camaros, Shelbys, Thunderbirds, hot rods, customs and other vintage, collector, muscle and specialty cars. Car buyers, sellers and enthusiasts from a multi-state area are expected to attend the auction. Leake Auction Company was established in 1972 as one of the first car auctions in the country. More than 40 years later the auction company has sold more than 34,000 cars. Leake Auction Company currently operates auctions in Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Dallas and San Antonio. Visit them online at www.leakecar.com or at 800.722.9942.

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