RARE 1941 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL CABRIOLET CONVERTIBLE - BEAUTIFUL RESTORED!!!

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FOR SALE: A GORGEOUS 1941 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL CABRIOLET CONVERTIBLE. THIS CAR IS PART OF MY LATE DAD'S VAST COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE COLLECTOR CARS. THIS CAR WAS ONE OF HIS FAVORITES, AND HE SEARCHED FOR QUITE SOME TIME TO FIND IT. THE CAR IS COMPLETELY RESTORED INSIDE AND OUT AND IS IN BEAUTIFUL CONDITION INSIDE AND OUT. THE CAR IS BURGANDY WITH A CREAM CONVERTIBLE TOP. THE SEATS ARE BEAUTIFUL RED/BURGANDY LEATHER. IT PURRS LIKE A KITTEN WHEN STARTED. THERE WERE ONLY 400 OF THESE CABRIOLETS MADE, MAKING THIS CAR VERY RARE INDEED!! WE ARE SELLING THIS CAR FOR $60,000. HOPEFULLY, THIS AD WILL REACH ANOTHER COLLECTOR WHO HAS BEEN LOOKING FOR ONE OF THESE CARS AS HARD AS MY FATHER WAS. WE WOULD LOVE TO PASS IT ON TO SOMEONE ELSE WHO WOULD CHERISH IT AS MUCH AS MY DAD DID!! THE CAR IS LOCATED IN NORTH TEXAS.

HISTORY OF THE CABRIOLET:

"When Ford Motor Company President Edsel Ford returned from a European vacation in September 1938, he asked designer E. T. 'Bob' Gregorie for a special car that would be 'strictly continental.' Clean uncluttered lines, elegant styling and a nod to art deco were the result.

First seen in the Palm Beach, Florida area in 1934, Edsel soon had orders for 200 'just like his.' Initially available only as a cabriolet, the coupe appeared in May 1940. Production in 1941 was 850 coupes and 400 cabriolets."

Contact: Sherry (830) 456-5141 sherryg@ktc.com