1972 Lincoln Continental MKIV | Immaculate Un-Restored Survivor!!!

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New Arrival! One Owner | 44K Original Miles | Air Conditioning | Power Steering | Power Brakes |
The car is powered by its original 460ci V8 mated to a three-speed C6 automatic transmission. Additional details include date correct steel wheels wearing full covers and new whitewall tires! Finsihed in a factory black on black vinyl roof, gray pinstripes, concealed headlights, black leather upholstery, power-assisted steering and brakes, chrome bumpers and body trim, and an AM/FM cassette stereo as well as a working Cartier clock!
The cabin features Twin Comfort Lounge front seats and a rear bench trimmed in black leather and complimented by a color-coordinated dashboard, door panels, and carpeting. Woodgrain trim accents the dash and doors, and amenities include power-adjustable front seats, power-operated windows and door locks, folding center armrests, and an AM/FM cassette stereo. Most importantly the air conditioning is functional and blows cold!
The three-spoke woodgrain-trimmed steering wheel is mounted on a tilting column and fronts a 120-mph speedometer, a fuel level gauge, and a working Cartier analog clock. The five-digit odometer shows less than 45k miles which are original to the vehicle. A comprehensive 25-hour Multi-step paint correction and wax coating to preserve + protect this special car for years to come. LaFontaine Classic Cars Rejuvenation Highlights included all fluids + filters, new booster and master cylinder, new tires, new battery, R154 AC conversion/refill, and a new window regulator!

[@LafontaineClassicCars]

FULL LISTING: www.lafontaineclassiccars.com/inventory/used-1972-lincoln-mark-4-2y89a877185/

[@issabakhsh7149]

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[@TomSnyder-gx5ru]

Absolutely stunning, I remember these when they were new. The first time I saw one in person was when I was walking home from school and this lady was backing out of a driveway in a new white/white/white MK4 going pretty fast and would've ran me down had I not stopped to let her pass in front of me, then she took off like a bat outta hell. I'm 66yo now and I'm sure the lady and the car are long gone, but for some reason I've always remembered that first encounter with a MK4. Seeing this beautiful car is a stark reminder of how far we've fallen.

[@Chitwn81]

That's a beautiful Mark IV. 72 is the model to have for sure

[@troyweingart8176]

That 72 was the best design ever! And with waterfall grill!

[@alecfromminnenowhere2089]

I had that exact car only one level down with cloth seats. It was a car that would go from coast to coast like the wind...

[@TomSnyder-gx5ru]

I actually prefer the cloth over leather - I've seen very, very few with cloth though so yours is fairly rare.

[@blakes3965]

I have the exact same car and it’s amazing. It doesn’t have the original radio tho

[@claasicmuscle7504]

This does not look at all like a 50 yr old car! Could put back in the showroom!

[@kachmantv6559]

We blame gas prices but CAFE standards killed land yachts too

[@ChristRegeneration]

Hi I went tom your website, couldnt see it. Has it been sold?

[@antonygamer3708]

Hermoso auto, es como la versión Lite del mark v Hermoso color lastima que ese color se ensucia mucho y hasta con una partícula de polvo ya se ve sucio cualquier auto negro

[@steves9905]

Wow what a looker. Great shape. 72 is peak year for the MKIV

[@owlnswan4016]

Absolutely gorgeous. I hope it went to the right home.

[@patriotjon8535]

I believe the "port Window" is referred to as an Opera window.

[@slicksnewonenow]

Yeah... The Opera Window. Which happened to be an option in '72 and '73, but most people ordered them apparently. But if you've ever seen a Mk IV without them AND no vinyl top, you'd wonder why they were so popular... Without them, those cars truly look sinister!

[@MarioandkikiAnthonisurya]

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[@KCCardCo]

By 1974 that car was $10,000 brand new. A Lincoln Continental four-door sedan was just under $9,000 in 1972.

[@oceankite7442]

Today’s money it would be $100K yeah big money back then

[@MopileStorehot30]

رائعه جدا وفخمة كأنها الحوت الأزرق يمشي على الارض ❤ غسان من الأردن مواليد دولة الكويت العظيمة ❤

[@KCCardCo]

My Mark III had the hood release under the bumper like that and I am surprised they still did that for this model. The 1963 Lincoln Continental had the hood release inside on the left side of the steering wheel.

[@JoeyS.-ly6cj]

This Car Had to Spend most it's Life in Someone's Living room. It's So So Beautiful Dream Car ✨💖🤠👍👍💖✨

[@MrNobody27195]

Love this car man

[@nowitsabadtime]

very-very nice, did it sell yet

[@raycoe2927]

Best year for the mark series, that and 1998,

[@CHUCKSNORRIS]

NOTHING beats a CLASSIC LINCOLN.

[@hauk65000]

Sorry - but Mark 4 was a very bad design. A 'grim duc' compere to the others. Awful whit that high back rooftop. Destroy absolute all of the elegance the others have. Tragic.

[@brettedgar6733]

WEAK WEAK WEAK ENGINE. YOU HAD TO BE AN ARAB TO DRIVE IT. BEAUTIFUL, BUT A SLUG. IF YOU PUSHED THESE CARS ON A TRIP, THEY WERE A MAJOR LETDOWN.

[@juansaladzar]

Stop saying beautiful we can make our own decisions salesman

[@sigmamale7241]

Gorgeous car, nice presentation, BTW!

[@MikeCipperley]

The 72 mark IV is my dream car however the bar across the grill has to definitely got to go it ruins the look of what the 72 mark was intended to look with a tall beautiful grill . The bumpers design was intended to be with out that stupid looking bar....

[@davidbolt5113]

The grill bar can be removed easily, without evidence.

[@MikeCipperley]

@davidbolt5113 doesn't tlit leave holes though?

[@TomSnyder-gx5ru]

I agree - I think the '72 is peak MK4 because it doesn't have the 5mph bumper, which totally ruined the front end in '73. I know the bar was intended to protect the grill area, but it really looked much better without it and the one I would seek out if I were to ever win the lottery. I also believe the '71 MK3 is peak MK3 because of the high back seats and real wood on the dash.