1972 Lincoln Continental.

Check out this all original and gorgeous triple black 1972 Lincoln Continental. Style, class and luxury are in excess as you cruise down the road or head to the country club while proclaiming to the world that you have made it. If you like this video like and subscribe to this channel and see many more classic and unusual cars and trucks. Some might even be a favorite of yours or like one you use to own. New videos will be uploaded regularly. Thanks for watching.

[@althunder4269]

This car was obviously garaged it's whole life and it shows with the amazing conditions it's in.

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[@traderdan85]

Why can’t they make a car like that today ?

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[@rustynailmendlesohn8710]

This car brought back wonderful memories. My grandma drove a 72 Lincoln Continental sedan in yellow with green top and a dark green leather interior. That car seemed so huge to me when I was a teenager. I got to drive it when I turned 16 in 1974 until she died in 1980 when it was sold. What a smooth ride. I too thought the dashboard instrument pods were cool and the rolling changing color speedometer. 👍👍 Sure enjoyed this vid Mike. TY sir.

[@Mikesclassicautoworld]

Glad you like the video Rusty and the wonderful memories it brought back. Back then nothing drove like a Lincoln. Thanks for watching.

[@davidfrania8990]

That's an absolutely gorgeous car. I remember when they introduced this redesign for 1970. I thought it was so impressive then and I still do today!

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[@MS-wb5mf]

That spare tire in a 40 plus year old car is really something.

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[@117ColeH]

A superlative example of a 1972 Lincoln Continental Sedan! Great review of this gorgeous survivor of one of Lincoln's finest creations!

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Thanks. Thanks for watching.

[@Chitwn81]

Gorgeous car. I love these in the 2 Dr Coupe which are seldom seen. I'm sure he could get $15-20k with the condition his is in with no problem

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[@jakereal3604]

I have a black 1970 Mark lll. I’ve owned it since 1985!!!!!

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[@jakereal3604]

It’s a very impressive car. When I was about 23 I almost bought a 73 Continental with Towncar option. It was gorgeous all black and had very rare power sunroof (metal panel covered in Callvary twill. It even had the mini vents

[@Mikesclassicautoworld]

Sounds real nice.Thanks for watching.

[@jakereal3604]

I regret not buying it to this day

[@temporarysaint740]

Beautiful piece of art. I know this car and have seen it at some shows a few times. I always go to it and take it all in.

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[@ref4044]

Absolutely gorgeous 1972. (had a 1970 2-door back then and traded it for a 1972 coupe') The upper chrome molding on the fenders was a styling revision returning in 1972 - the 1970/71 did not have them. That was one of the reasons I traded in 1972 along with the return of the stand up hood ornament with a spring loaded base. Great description of the car. The ash trays in the doors were lighted also. My 1970 was gray with dark red tricot nylon in this same seat style with a black vinyl roof. My 1972 was maroon with a white cavalry twill vinyl roof and red leather interior. So many standard and optional features were available it is hard to cover them all. After the 1972 I had a Mark IV, then a 1975 Town Coupe' and after that a 1977 Mark V. This is a stunning 1972. There was nothing like them. In my opinion superior to the Cadillacs of the early-mid 1970s in fit, finish, luxury appointments and definitely ride characteristics.

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[@KCCardCo]

The TV Series McMillan and Wife used a 1970, 1972, and 1974 in the series.

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[@somersetdc]

I thought McMillan drove.a Cadillac and his wife drove a Chevy Caprice station wagon.

[@somersetdc]

Just looked it up. Commissioner McMillan first drove an Imperial. This was followed by a Lincoln. This was then followed by a Cadillac Fleetwood. Then, unfortunately he drove a Ford Granada

[@bobd9868]

The padding was to cover the lead filler lines on the roof. Otherwise they would have to finish under the roof like visible bodywork. The fiberglass pads under the hood can be reversed.

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Thanks for that info Bob. Thanks for watching.

[@KennethAlexander-mj2zt]

Hello how are you doing? I love the Lincoln continental, are they going to sale this Lincoln continental? I would love to own this car!

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Sorry Ken it wasn't for sale. Thanks for watching.

[@bobd9868]

Add the mirror! I did on my Mark III which only had drivers side.

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[@johnpezzullo9644]

Absolutely GORGEOUS.. !!!!

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Yep it sure is. Thanks for watching.

[@cadillacnan]

My favorite year

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[@DSP1968]

What a beauty!

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[@Schockin3]

Beautiiiiiful!

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[@RobertoMorales-jv2ns]

Awesome!!!!!

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[@westhavenor9513]

My parents had the same year when I was a kid, but in triple brown with leather. Wonderful car, but too long to fit in our garage so it rusted out in a few years (we lived near the beach).

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Wow that to bad. Thanks for watching.

[@danielulz1640]

Protection Group: front and rear bumper guards, door edge guards, body side moldings and front and rear floor mats. The Twin Comfort Lounge seats are an option and the reclining passenger seat is an additional option. Those are the optional Luxury wheel covers.

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Thanks for that info Dan. Thanks for watching.

[@howardfauntroy8345]

My Dad bought a new 1972 Lincoln Continental Town Car, when I was five years old. 😎 My Dad’s Town Car was the same burgundy color, as the car pictured in the brochure, on the owner’s (who was just interviewed) front passenger seat. The Twin Comfort Lounge seats were an option in 1972, and it looks like the front passenger seat, has a rare, optional “four way power seat control switch,” ahead of the power window control, on the passenger door. 😳 Thanks for sharing your experience of being shown a 1972 Lincoln Continental, in such excellent condition. 🤩

[@ref4044]

Those are the standard wheel covers.

[@danielulz1640]

No, the standard equipment wheel covers were relatively flat, with a recessed round center containing a Continental star.​@@ref4044

[@caspaabriel4794]

A beautiful and stunning car! Though I still have a hankering for the 70 4dr.

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[@incompetentdiplomat3716]

i go gooey eyed over these big ones, i have a 71 with the high compression engine, and i can say that car seems to be a nearly top of the line, i can only say his car has for the first year offered recliners, which is super rare! hens teeth! the only rare option mine has is the golden anniversary package which came with everything but sure track brakes

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[@johncaballero8013]

Fantastic cruiser! Love the dash in this monster and the plush amenities that come with this caliber of a luxury automobile. Despite being de tuned because of government regulations, that car still has good torque to make up for under 300 horses under the hood. I would buy that car without thinking twice. Good video!

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[@Turkishmen35YB]

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[@johncaballero8013]

Absolutely!

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