1964 Lincoln Continental Red Convertible 7.0L

The wheelbase was stretched 3in in 1964 to improve the ride and add rear-seat legroom, while the roofline was squared off at the same time. The dash was also redesigned, doing away with the pod concept. Flat window glass was for additional interior space. The front grille was modified slightly from the 1963 model, it now featured a series of five vertical chrome accents that interrupted the square "eggcrate" pattern and were distributed evenly between the dual headlights. The gas tank access door, which had been concealed at the rear of the car in the rear grille, was now placed on the driver's side rear quarter panel. The exterior "Continental" script was changed and the rear grille replaced by a simple horizontally elongated Continental star on the rear deck lid. 36,297 were sold that year. To keep true with luxury style this car was equipped with all the power features and even included Air Conditioning and Cruise Control. The top is done in a beautiful maroon cloth to match the leather interior. This car is the epitome of what a luxury car should be.