For Sale at Auction: 1962 Lincoln Continental in Scottsdale, Arizona

This 1962 Lincoln Continental custom convertible is powered by a rebuilt 430ci V8 engine paired with a rebuilt 3-speed automatic transmission. This factory-built suicide-door convertible was originally finished in black over black leather and built at the Wixom, MI, plant on October 31, 1961. It was factory-equipped with power steering, power brakes, power windows, power locks, a six-way power seat and factory air conditioning that has been converted to R134a. The vehicle underwent a full professional restoration completed in 2012 with more than $150,000 invested, along with an additional $25,000 in aftermarket upgrades. The body was professionally prepared with attention to panel straightness and proper gaps. In 2025, the engine and transmission were rebuilt, and the car received a new exhaust system, new shocks and a full service at a cost of over $41,000. Suspension has been upgraded to a custom air-ride system with dual chrome-mounted air tanks. The exterior retains its factory appearance and is fitted with 20-inch Detroit Steel Smoothie wheels with original center caps and wrapped in new Diamond Back whitewall tires. Cabin features include a professionally reupholstered black leather interior with carpeting, along with a factory-style Bluetooth radio and custom speakers designed to maintain an authentic appearance. The convertible is equipped with a Stayfast cloth top that has been recently serviced and operates properly. The vehicle is a Black Plate California car originally from Beverly Hills. 84,078 miles (title reads exempt).