1969 Lincoln Continental Sedan (Black/Black Texas Car, Suicide Doors)

1969 Lincoln Continental Sedan (4-Door, Code 53A) for sale in Arlington Heights, Illinois, United States

Condition:	Used
Item location:	Arlington Heights, Illinois, United States
Make:	Lincoln
Model:	Continental
Type:	Sedan
Trim:	Sedan (4-Door, Code 53A)
Year:	1969
Mileage:	110,000
Color:	Black
Engine size:	460
Number of cylinders:	8
Power options:	Power Seats
Fuel:	Gasoline
Transmission:	Automatic
Drive type:	RWD
Interior color:	Black
Drive side:	Left-hand drive
Options:	Leather Seats
Vehicle Title:	Salvage
Want to buy?	Contact seller!

Description for Lincoln Continental 1969

For sale, 1969 Lincoln Continental Sedan (4-Door, Suicide Doors - 53A Code for 4-Door Sedan)
On original Black (A Code Car for Black - Show in Tag) on Black, Texas Car (Code 22 for Dallas District). Everything is there outside of the rear bumper. I purchased the car a couple months ago through CoPart in Davenport, Iowa. I restore some cars but not Lincolns.
As the pictures show, solid Texas car. Outside of some patch work, it's solid. It was a flood car, which didn't bother me at all, since I knew the car would have to get completely redone. I purchased is obviously for the suicide doors, and the car being intact. It has the original 460, new battery, new ignition switch and I haven't fired it yet since I was replacing all the fuses, etc. Once I connected the new battery everything started lighting up. I have all the trim, headlight bezels, etc. They are just in storage in my garage.
Project car for sure but unless you buy a Texas car or similar, the body is going to be a nightmare. This one is solid. All the doors close solid and tight.
Ready to move it and I entertain all realistic offers.

On Feb-16-18 at 13:40:35 PST, seller added the following information:

Not sure if the last question response shows up but it asked about the town car interior (that I didn't know it had), what kind of radio and if the passenger seat reclined. I will add the additional pictures added to the tail-end of the first 12 pictures.