For Sale: 1973 Lincoln Continental hardtop coupe - $3,600 - Greeley, CO - Not Mine - Price Reduced to $2,600, February '21

[58L-Y8]

For Sale: 1973 Lincoln Continental hardtop coupe - $3,600 - Greeley, CO - Price Reduced to $2,600, February '21 - see below.

1973 Lincoln continental coupe - cars & trucks - by owner - vehicle... (craigslist.org)

Lincoln continental coupe, 460 engine, runs good, leaks from the gas tank so I only had it running from a portable small gas tank. I do have the vinyl material for the top. Complete, white interior. If the ad is up its available. Great project just don't have the room.  $3600 obo.

Contact:  (970) 4-one-2-four-3-4-nine

Copy and paste in your email:  e7238b8530cb33b5bee518fce8907e74@sale.craigslist.org

 

I have no personal interest or stake in the eventual sale of this 1973 Lincoln Continental hardtop coupe.

Edited February 11, 2021 by 58L-Y8
Price Reduced to $2,600, February '21 (see edit history)

[JamesR]

Seems like a good deal. Like I say: a peeling vinyl top is way better than a rusty one (although this one might be rusty, too.) This is definitely a car you'd want to see in person before buying.

[58L-Y8]

Price Reduced to $2,600, February '21

1973 Lincoln continental coupe - cars & trucks - by owner - vehicle... (craigslist.org)

Selling my 73 coupe, great start to restore or drive it as is. Needs work with fuel system. I do have the vinyl material for the top. It runs and drives with an portable tank. 460 engine, all lights are in working condition, needs work with the windows but dash lights, dome lights, radio and headlight cover work. Original paint, original interior parked for 16 + years before I bought it. Rebuild carburetor, space is needed reason for selling. Serious inquiries only. $2600 Firm.

Same contact as above.

[suchan]

Might make sense to spend a few extra grand and get one without the "issues". Fixing old luxury cars gets costly real quick.

As we've heard so often, "A cheap (Rolls-Royce, Pierce-Arrow, Cadillac, etc.) will turn out to be the most expensive car you'll ever buy".

[58L-Y8]

8 hours ago, suchan said:

Might make sense to spend a few extra grand and get one without the "issues". Fixing old luxury cars gets costly real quick.

As we've heard so often, "A cheap (Rolls-Royce, Pierce-Arrow, Cadillac, etc.) will turn out to be the most expensive car you'll ever buy".

That may be the case here, though its an opportunity for someone whose handy doing their own work and wants a cheap entry into older cars.  At some point, when it gets cheap enough it will end up in a demo derby for sure otherwise.