Summary

Powered by a 5.0-liter Coyote V8 engine and a 6-speed automatic transmission. Features Dakota Digital gauges, air conditioning, JL Audio Bluetooth sound system, new power top and CPP disc brake system, air-ride suspension and 21-inch custom wheels.

Details

This 1961 Lincoln Continental custom convertible is powered by a Ford Gen II 5.0-liter Coyote V8 engine producing 435hp and 400 ft/lbs of torque, paired with a 6R80 6-speed automatic transmission. The engine has minimal miles since installation and is backed by modern supporting components, including a custom radiator with dual fans, a new MagnaFlow stainless-steel exhaust system and an upgraded CPP disc brake system. The suspension features a full air-ride setup with dual compressors, a four-link rear configuration and tubular front control arms for a smooth, adjustable ride. Finished in a freshly applied black exterior with fully polished and replaced brightwork, this example showcases the signature rear suicide doors and a newly installed and serviced power-operated convertible top. It rides on one-off 21-inch Selluxe chrome wheels by Prestige Forged Wheels, wrapped in .75-inch whitewall tires. The custom white leather interior includes automatic power bucket seats, a custom center console with illuminated cup holders, a Prestige Wrap steering wheel and an aftermarket Ididit steering column with a new steering gearbox. Modern amenities include aftermarket air conditioning, HID headlights, Dakota Digital gauges and a JL Audio Bluetooth sound system controlled through a factory replica head unit. All power windows and switches have been serviced and are fully operational. This first-year, fourth-generation Continental combines iconic styling with modern drivability and craftsmanship throughout, including a detailed undercarriage and extensive custom touches.