1980 – Lincoln Continental Town Coupe
1980 Lincoln Continental for sale in Lake Odessa, Michigan, United States
Condition: | Used |
Item location: | Lake Odessa, Michigan, United States |
Make: | Lincoln |
Model: | Continental |
Year: | 1980 |
Mileage: | 151,803 |
VIN: | 0Y81F649554 |
Vehicle Title: | Clear |
Want to buy? | Contact seller! |
Description for Lincoln Continental 1980
Make: LincolnModel: Continental —Body Type: 2-Door; Hardtop Coupe— Trim: Town CoupeYear: 1980—Condition: UsedVIN (Vehicle Identification Number): 0Y81F649554 — Vehicle Title: Clear Mileage: 151,803 — 42,000 miles on new block engine rebuildEngine: 5.0 L/302 cu in V-8 EFI — Transmission:4-speed Automatic Overdrive (AOD) — Drive Type: RWDOptions: Electronic Fuel Injection, Premium Sound AM/FM w/Cassette, Trip Computer, Digital Gauges, Lighting Off-Delay, Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows, Key-Pad Entry, Power AntennaExterior Color: Metallic Brown — Interior Color: Tan—Rare Town Coupe model; distinguished by exposed headlights, padded vinyl "notchback" roofline w/ coach lamps and full-width tail-lamps. Runs great, 42,000 miles on new block engine rebuild. Missing left end-of fender turn signal lens and right front fender has small dent. Minor rust/bubbles. Custom color matched Lincoln wheels w/ Michelin all-season tires and car cover. 3 owner car, current owner for last 24 years.Selling decision due to job relocation.
“The digital instrument cluster with the trip computer, along with the engine's new standard electronic fuel injection, 4-speed AOD transmission, power steering and suspension advances, and the new EEC III engine management system allowed the 1980 Lincoln Continental to gain a major technological advantage over its competition; instead of being just a mere redesign and downsize of the 1979 models, the 1980 Continentals would be some of the most advanced vehicles ever sold by Ford up to that point. The changes in the new Continental's suspension geometry and power steering revamp, and the reduced overall size, the 1980 Lincoln Continental was able to retain the traditional big car ride and feel, while offering a major enhancement to its handling. The new car offered more agile maneuvering, as well as a reduced turn diameter by over 8 feet (compared to the 1979 Lincoln Continental).”