1989 Signature Series
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i found thiw while in search of references to Continental Magazine and found it very interesting and wanted to share it with you all...
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by Barry Wolk, Photos by Barry Wolk and Dan Szwarc
The story of a Mark II convertible of misdirected and formerly unknown history.
This article was written for Cars & Parts Magazine by the owner
Background: At $9,960 the 1956 Continental Mark II was the most expensive American production car of the '50s. A 3-bedroom brick ranch home in Detroit's suburbs was $10,000 and a new Rolls Royce was $9,600, to put things in perspective. Continental lost $1,000 on every car it produced but the prestige it gained for Ford Motor Company was worth every penny...
http://www.michiganlcoc.org/articles/markiiconv2/markconv.html
at the bottom of the story is a link "Back To Articles" that has more lincoln stories what an awesome ride.
Certificate of Authenticity Not Included
by Barry Wolk, Photos by Barry Wolk and Dan Szwarc
The story of a Mark II convertible of misdirected and formerly unknown history.
This article was written for Cars & Parts Magazine by the owner
Background: At $9,960 the 1956 Continental Mark II was the most expensive American production car of the '50s. A 3-bedroom brick ranch home in Detroit's suburbs was $10,000 and a new Rolls Royce was $9,600, to put things in perspective. Continental lost $1,000 on every car it produced but the prestige it gained for Ford Motor Company was worth every penny...
http://www.michiganlcoc.org/articles/markiiconv2/markconv.html
at the bottom of the story is a link "Back To Articles" that has more lincoln stories what an awesome ride.