460/212hp 2bbl, 2nd owner owned since 1978, and purchased from
original owner that was a friend. Replaced top, PW, PL, PS, PB,
Power top, AM/FM, AC not working, 63,784 miles, original 1972
trailer hitch, original paint, interior, and numbers matching
motor, original spare tire, owners manual and window sticker.
History of the 1972-1976 Lincoln Continental Mk IV---The Lincoln
Continental Mark IV was new for the 1972 model year, available only
as a two-door hardtop coupe. It was instantly recognizable because
of its small "Greek Temple" grille, oval opera windows, and
Continental rear trunk lid hump that evoked the Continental Kits of
the 1950s. On top of all that, the new Continental was four inches
longer than the 1971 model, adding to the visual impression of an
extremely long hood.Under that long hood was a 460-cid big-block
V-8 sourced from Ford. The Mark IV delivered 224 net hp, down quite
a bit from the 365 hp of the 1971 model. Some of that loss reflects
the change from gross to net horsepower in 1972, but the earlier
engine had a 10.5:1 compression ratio, while the new 460 had only
8.5:1.
Vehicle Details
1972 Lincoln Continental
Listing ID:CC-1036791
Price:$9,900
Location:Brainerd, Minnesota
Year:1972
Make:Lincoln
Model:Continental
Exterior Color:Black
Interior Color:Red
Odometer:63784
Stock Number:000101
VIN:2Y89A884447
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