1975 Lincoln Mark IV Lipstick & White 4 Sail
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RE: 1975 Lincoln Mark IV Lipstick & White 4 Sail
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1975 Lincoln Mark IV Lipstick & White
Rare “Lipstick & White” luxury group. 19,508 original miles. I am the second owner. I bought this car from an antique car museum. The original owner was a board member of the museum, and after his death, his extensive car collection was donated to the museum. The car is a true museum piece. It has only been shown once, and it won first prize in a national competition.
This is not a restoration. When I bought this car, it had the original tires, belts, hoses, and everything else. I have brought the car up to peak mechanical condition, which was only a matter of basic maintenance and replacing a few things like tires. I have kept it in my garage, and only driven it occasionally.
The price is $11,000.00 firm. Please don't contact me unless you are interested and able to buy the car. It is located in NW Arkansas.
If you are interested, email me at jlavely@cox.net and I will send you detailed information and a link to some photos.
Rare “Lipstick & White” luxury group. 19,508 original miles. I am the second owner. I bought this car from an antique car museum. The original owner was a board member of the museum, and after his death, his extensive car collection was donated to the museum. The car is a true museum piece. It has only been shown once, and it won first prize in a national competition.
This is not a restoration. When I bought this car, it had the original tires, belts, hoses, and everything else. I have brought the car up to peak mechanical condition, which was only a matter of basic maintenance and replacing a few things like tires. I have kept it in my garage, and only driven it occasionally.
The price is $11,000.00 firm. Please don't contact me unless you are interested and able to buy the car. It is located in NW Arkansas.
If you are interested, email me at jlavely@cox.net and I will send you detailed information and a link to some photos.