1979 Lincoln Continental Collectors Series For Sale

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1979 Lincoln Continental Collector's Series
VIN: 9Y82S742943
Check out this incredible 1979 Lincoln Continental! This Continental has only 8,819 Original Miles and it's been meticulously cared for since new! 1979 was the final year of the 5th generation Continental and to commemorate it, the very luxurious Collector's Series edition was created! The previous owner of this beauty would cruise it to car shows and out to dinner on beautiful days. This Lincoln is sporting a glossy Blue Exterior Paint finish with Pinstriping, Blue Vinyl Top, Power Moonroof, Kasman II Luxury Cloth Interior, 15'' Aluminum Color-Keyed Turbine Wheels, Flip-Up Headlights, Gold-Tone Grille, Chrome Bumpers, Polished Trim, along with Collector's Series Nomenclature. Under the hood sits the Numbers Matching 400ci V8 Engine with a Motorcraft 2-Barrel Carburetor sitting on top! Power is sent to the rear tires through a Numbers Matching C6 3-Speed Automatic Transmission and the Original Ford 9'' Rear End with 2.75:1 Gears and Factory Limited Slip! It's also no surprise that this Lincoln is loaded with Air Conditioning, Hydro-Boost Power Front Disc Brakes, and Power Steering!
The interior of this '79 Continental Collector's Series is gorgeous and it's in wonderful condition! Take a look inside to see this Lincoln equipped with Power Windows, Power Door Locks, Window Defrost Group, Tilt Steering Column, 6-Way Power Front Lounge Seating, Rear Bench Seating, Front and Rear Seat Belts, Blue Kasman II Luxury Cloth Upholstery, Blue Carpeting and Floor Mats, Wood Dashboard Appliques, Factory Gauges, Aftermarket Pioneer Radio (cb microphone is for aesthetics), Cartier Dashboard Clock, along with the Leather-Wrapped Tool Kit that's located in the Carpeted Trunk! The undercarriage of this Continental looks amazing as well and it's overall condition is a testament to the high level of care that this '79 has received since new! Take a look underneath to see the beautiful overall condition and the factory paper tags that are still present!
This 1979 Lincoln Continental Collector's Series is truly a time capsule that's ready for your local car show or cruise! Traveling along with this Lincoln is the Owner's Manual and a Radio Manual. Any collector or enthusiast would love to own this Continental and it won't last long! Call us today before it's gone!
Call us today and let VMS park your dream in your driveway! 248-974-9513
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Mechanics:
400ci V8 Engine
Numbers Matching
Engine # D7AE - A2B
Serial # 9Y742943
Motorcraft 2150 2-Barrel Carburetor
C6 3-Speed Automatic Transmission
Numbers Matching
Transmission # D7AP - 7006 - AA
- Case Cast in 1979
- VIN Number Found and Confirmed! (9Y742943)
Front Suspension - Independent
Rear Suspension - Coil Spring
Ford 9” Rear End
- Gear Ratio: 2.75:1
- Original to Car
- Factory Limited Slip
Front Wheels - 15”
Rear Wheels - 15”
Front Tires - 235/75R15
Rear Tires - 235/75R15
Front Brakes - Power Disc
Rear Brakes - Power Drum
- Brakes are All Original and the Vehicle Maintains it's "Hydraboost" Style Power Brakes System
Power Steering
Air Conditioning
Single Exhaust System
Body:
- Paint is Phenomenal
- Chrome looks Good
- Grille is in Good Condition
- Headlights are in Great Shape
- Doors and Trunk Operate Smoothly
Interior:
- Seats are Incredible
- Carpet is Clean
- Front and Rear Seat Belts
- Dash is Clean
- Gauges are Nice
- Aftermarket Radio
Underneath:
- Gas Tank looks New
- Exhaust is New
- Paper Tags
- Floors are Clean
- Front Frame Horns are Straight
- Rockers are Solid
- Frame is Clean
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[@vanguardmotorsales]

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[@mikehall737]

I'm younger than yall but love these Cars

[@brucegwynn8509]

Wow, how impeccable, my grandparents bought that car new , the one before that was a Chrysler Newport, it was a 70 or 71, grandpa always paid cash for his vehicles, but they weren't like buying a house back then, thanks for the memories, grandpa is gone, grandma is 95 , have a great day !

[@kalani1987]

My dad had this exact car, bought in '79. Had an 8 track player and it felt like you were riding on clouds. Steering feel was nonexistent like you were navigating a boat. Good times.

[@Nunofurdambiznez]

Mere words cannot describe the beauty of this magnificent automobile!!!

[@danw.3291]

Takes me back...my day had a '78...big 'ol 460

[@basspig]

I could imagine driving this car in rural Japan. Heaven.

[@76grandprix]

Unbelievably gorgeous!

[@hottubtony77]

LOVE IT!! I had one of these about 20 years ago as my everyday car and it would still float. Ain’t nothing like a Lincoln

[@milesalleven7471]

Oh my gosh! My actual dream car! I wish I had $50k! This has to be the finest example in existence.

[@is300glenn]

I love this guy - he's knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and real. The best part of his video's is when he says, "the guys take apart the brakes and make sure everything's in good working order". Great representative for Vanguard and great salesman!

[@mikeberger1162]

Yeah i like the way he's explaining things he's nice to listen to he not arragent rude he's ok friendly to the point,

[@SpeedRacer1967]

1977-79 Lincoln continental are really awesome 😎👍

[@mrnuggetgrease3642]

I am definitely going to buy this model of car when I am 16

[@VengefulBatz]

I miss my “Connie”. She was my collectors series I had back in 10th grade. 😥😥

[@bobleroy1924]

Beautiful, I wish they this year still had the full fender skirts. Sunroof a big plus

[@joemccarthy4532]

I have THIS same car ,I like the skinny fender skirts better than the full one's .

[@jefferystackhouse3434]

Absolutely beautiful car 😍. I rode in one of these in 1979 from the airport to my home,. Most comfortable 70. Mile ride I ever had 👍.

[@onemoremisfit]

My uncle had one in dove gray with leather interior. I rode in it one time and it was a memorable experience, one of the last really big American luxury cars.

[@RobertKohut]

A car with presence... :-)

[@robbierussell9536]

I've owned 2 of these a 78 with a 460 and 79 with a 400.. ill take the 78..love 460s

[@kevincostello3856]

Yes exactly that 460 was excellent, 79 they took away 460 and left us the 400 2bbl . No power period, 78 last year of the true Lincolns. In my very amatuer opinion.

[@michaelhaile6371]

My father had a 78 with the 460 grey with maroon interior. That thing was huge!

[@shockflyer71]

Holy... What a beauty! I like to drive it in Germany❤️😍

[@paulpalmtree9295]

Now that’s a full size sedan, the only car that was slightly longer in length was the 1973 Imperial Le Baron sedan/coupe

[@anthonywilson3846]

Also the 74-76 Fleetwood brougham, Talisman, and 75

[@retroguy9494]

@@anthonywilson3846 VERY true. I have a '76 Fleetwood Brougham!

[@terrancethornton8539]

What about the 1975 Buick Electra 225? It measured. It measured 233.7 inches

[@mark0decker827]

I had the same car in hs. Loved her

[@stevenlang8778]

Love the Lincoln 👍🏾👍🏾

[@juliussneed9569]

Love them Lincoln's and continintals

[@patsfan8057]

'79 Lincoln was the last true full size American luxury car. So to send it off with a bang, they offered the Town Car and Mark V Collectors Series. Choice of blue or white.

[@tjswindowcleaning297]

Greg is actually driving slow enough that we can read the signs on the other businesses.

[@FloridaManConstruction]

My dream car!

[@christopherjones512]

Beautiful old school car

[@mastercesar1312]

Love this land Yacht

[@user-ys2wp4cr9g]

Vanguard Motors, THE best of the best❤

[@RobKeenan826]

More room in the trunk than most pickups have today

[@robk9685]

Yeah, and that's when we had paper grocery bags... that stood up. Imagine the mess when you got home after putting 15 of those full plastic bags in there.

[@RobKeenan826]

@@robk9685 paper bags seem to be making a comeback, I don't think large trunks are though

[@petecoffman9048]

Gorgeous car

[@aaronloritts3937]

Beautiful car!!

[@SaintThomas2009]

Where'd you get that car...a museum?!. Magnificent!.

[@spaceracer23]

I'm willing to bet subscribing to Hoovie's garage got me here. Love the car.

[@robertoravelo9711]

Damm what a car ! my first load of weed I transported in one exactly like that brings memories.

[@jasonbourne1596]

I owned the gold on gold one just like this but with the opera glass, it got hit by a 4x4 and a logging truck and I still drive it home.

[@markusw.5819]

Nice, but my Dream is a 79 Continental Willamsburg with full vinyl roof, opera window, cloth interieur, astroroof

[@joemccarthy4532]

You can still buy the dual banded white wall tires from DIAMOND BACK TIRES

[@matthewbessey681]

It’s a Stately home on wheels!

[@terjetytland884]

Nice car. Always fresh painted oil pan😁

[@mrslywwilliams313]

Gotta roll up playing Barry White " I've got so much to give"

[@Teemancan]

One of those where the front end arrives 20 minutes before the rest of the car

[@wasupfool5692]

My brother has a 1977 Lincoln Continental with 70,000 original km on it.

[@KoldingDenmark]

Stunning

[@joesila3105]

want one here to Europe !

[@gerredstallings465]

I like the the for door this is one of them

[@KingBee77]

Very Nice Classic!

[@dougjones607]

Beautiful car will be giving you guys a call

[@mickeymouse1697]

Thats a BEAST . LOVE IT

[@jeepthing98]

thought this boat was black until those paint close ups!

[@robk9685]

It was a very, very dark rich blue.

[@thomasjeffries1020]

That thang barely fits on the carousel!!!! I know a lot of Brothas around here that would love to have that land yacht

[@artbettencourt8263]

Nice car but it wouldn’t fit in my garage if I was interested in a car like that

[@robk9685]

I remember my Grandmother had some humongous 70s Chrysler that obviously didn't fit in her garage so they had this custom made rubber flap attached to the bottom of the door and only pulled it down about 1/2 way. If you knew how particular she was I'd pity the guy installing it to her specifications.

[@retroguy9494]

It wouldn't fit in mine either. I'd put it under a custom made all weather cover!

[@larisforschen1500]

Greg I love my boat keep this one for me please it's the year I was born 79 any Fords and 79s I'll take them

[@tasepuni552]

Nice

[@andyreid6869]

Seats feel like you are sitting on a cloud

[@tiffanyguimelTestesJBL8600]

😎👏👏👏👏👍

[@jg2864]

I got a 79 continental, black with crushed red velvet interior. She needs work but I’d sell it cheap.

[@derrickjackson6737]

Last 79 lincoln Towncar

[@joemollet]

I have that car but not in that condition

[@timothyantoine5321]

The 76 was the biggest in 77 they were lightened up to address fuel economy ?

[@jenikajones6743]

What are you asking for it? My grandfather had two just like that and I have been wanting one for a while.

[@vanguardmotorsales]

The price of this Lincoln is $49,900. Please feel free to give Tom a call if you have any other questions about this vehicle. 248-974-9513.

[@chrisdixon3003]

what brand of tires are you using????

[@mikehall737]

Just got one just need small exterior restoration that's it ....

[@TyyeahBStoo]

I see it got the skinny skirts on it 👍

[@VengefulBatz]

mini skirts 😆

[@timothyantoine5321]

I thought it was a Towncar , how do you tell them apart ? I also thought the Continental was a 2 door .

[@williamjohnson3492]

Timothy, if it was a Town Car, it would have 1.) Front vent windows 2.) Script markings on front fenders. 3.) Leather pillow seats were optional for Town Cars. This model came with some town car options, such as the pillow seats and the sunroof. Sweet ride nevertheless!!

[@RobKeenan826]

@@williamjohnson3492 I thought they didn't call them Town Car until 80. I'm probably wrong though

[@ryanwatts2880]

It is a town car

[@retroguy9494]

Actually all you guys are wrong! This particular model is a Lincoln Continental. But its the Collector's Series model which was only available in 1979 to commemorate the end of the full size Lincolns. The Lincoln Continental was made in 4 different models. You had the Continental which is what this model happens to be. The Continental Town Car which was more heavily optioned than the Continental plus it has these oval opera windows behind the rear doors. Then there was the Continental Town Coupe which was a 2 door version of the Town Car and it had rectangular opera windows instead of the oval ones. And finally the Continental Mark V which was a sportier 2 door coupe but still a huge car. This is the car Jock Ewing drove in "Dallas." The Continental Mark V was also available in the Collector's Series in 1979. In 1980 Lincoln separated the Continental and the Town Car into 2 separate and distinct models.

[@robertrutherford9057]

@@RobKeenan826 yup, you're wrong. Lol

[@goodbonezz1289]

What’s the asking price?

[@vanguardmotorsales]

The price of this vehicle is $49,900. Please feel free to give Tom a call if you have any other questions about this vehicle. 248-974-9513.

[@roymarksberry4152]

What is the price

[@vanguardmotorsales]

The price of this vehicle is $49,900. Please feel free to give Tom a call if you have any other questions about this vehicle. 248-974-9513.

[@martyvanduzer9263]

A Collectors Edition with cloth seats?

[@patsfan8057]

I know, right?

[@kenney8656]

In the 70’s velour was very popular in luxury vehicles, even RR sported velour interiors.

[@joemccarthy4532]

the cloth seats were a option and costs more than leather . leather was standard in this Collectors Series .I have this exact car mine has leather . My wife love the cloth

[@robk9685]

@@kenney8656 Right, you were considered richer the more luxurious the "velour" was in your car. I think then people equated leather to pretty much having vinyl seats.

[@retroguy9494]

Rob K and Joe McCarthy are right. Leather was standard in Cadillacs and Lincolns. Cloth was a more expensive option. Personally, I can't STAND leather car seats. Too hot in summer, too cold in winter. As I have had Cadillac's or Lincoln's since college, there is nothing like the ride in one of these luxury cars with all that luxurious cloth. Its like riding in your living room while sitting in your favorite chair. But yet, some people DO prefer leather sofas and chairs. But not me. Today you can't even special order cloth in a Lincoln or Cadillac. But yet, Cadillac's haven't been Cadillac's since 2000. They just kept the name when GM rebranded the line.

[@gabestuart829]

If this car had a black interior, I'd have to be a lot more serious.

[@retroguy9494]

This was the Collectors Series. It was only made in 1979 to commemorate the last year of the big full size Lincoln's before the downsizing. It only came with that blue interior. In leather or cloth. Of course you could still get a regular Town Car with the little opera window on the side. You could get black cloth interior in that one!

[@joemccarthy4532]

The car on the outside is dark blue not black .Black interior on this car would SUCK

[@frankrizzo2157]

my boss had one after his Xmas staff dinner party I puked 🤮 in it then got fired shortly after

[@retroguy9494]

Did you do it purposely?

[@danielulz1640]

Magnificent automobile, but I do not like blue. That is what put me off to the Collector's Editions back in 1979.

[@johnkeating362]

I agree, the other color choice was white. I didn’t care for either, would prefer black. Every once in a while I’ve seen these old Lincoln’s without a vinyl roof, they look very special.