Super rare 1958 Lincoln Continental.

[@robertfkaz7013]

A magnificent piece of automotive history. Beautiful

[@monarch1957]

Beautiful car I have a 65 Mercury with a breezeway window.

[@gasngowithsnow]

Now, that was luxury in the 60s!

[@pharoahfilms]

the shirt is wild

[@gasngowithsnow]

Had it made with my Impala and my Grand National on it! Classy, right?

[@greeneyedwarlock882]

STUNNNNNNNING LINCOLN!!!!

[@gasngowithsnow]

Very classy ride.

[@billbright1755]

Persimmon red with white top.

[@gasngowithsnow]

The color combos of the 50s and 60s were much classier than today's.

[@juliofaustino8953]

One in my garage

[@gasngowithsnow]

Let's see some video of her, son! Cool ass whip.

[@krazeekalvin]

Tishamingo?

[@krazeekalvin]

Hooyah!

[@gasngowithsnow]

My man!

[@tripjet999]

Tobacco-drug use is not a mere "habit," but a DRUG ADDICTION.

[@anthonyfalzon57]

Sorry Folks the longest unibody production car was the 1973 Imperial by Chrysler

[@gasngowithsnow]

1958 Lincoln Continental Mark III

[@gasngowithsnow]

1958 Lincoln Continental Mark III

[@gasngowithsnow]

The Mark III was the largest unibody car ever built and became the longest American production convertible ever built at 229 inches in overall length.

[@gasngowithsnow]

Re-read that comment. WAS is the key there. 1973 was 15 years later. So this car WAS the longest production unibody at that time.