Timeline of the Lincoln Continental

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[fordroad]

The music is awful please remove. As you commenced with the LC 1939 model say music from those times would be suitable. AS the timeline grows in years 1950 etc .

The material is good and reflects those years when Lincoln was King of the American Road. 5/5

[Titliest07]

@fordroad they changed the song i picked. stupid audioswap

[louiscaponecchia]

the music has got to go. it is so shitty and annoying and totally not lincoln. if this is a video about something as classy as the lincoln, then you should be playing something like django reinhardt or sinatra or something. plz plz plz change the music.

[Titliest07]

@louiscaponecchia thanks for letting me know, youtube changed it. i had dust in the wind when i put it up

[tjhaywood100]

NIce. I'm a HUGE Lincoln fan. I have two Mark VIII's now. And I've owned several Lincolns including a '62 Continental and a '79 Town Coupe. I love Lincolns. One thing though, the 1956 and 57 Mark II wasn't a "Lincoln". It was a "Continental". At that time, Continental was a separate division and not part of Lincoln. Just FYI.

[Titliest07]

@tjhaywood100 thanks for the info! finally someone who isnt fighting in the comments haha

[josgaleldo]

nice car's !!

[ClassicTVMan1981X]

While many history books posit that the 1988 Taurus/Sable-based front-wheel-drive Continental was the first such model with a V6 engine, sorry, but that honor goes to the previous, Fairmont-based rear-drive 1982-87 Continental.

However, why many people don't know that the 1982-87 "Fox" Contis ever had the 3.8 V6 option is because few examples showed up with that engine (and even fewer 1984-85 models showed up with the BMW 524TD's turbodiesel) than models with the 5.0 V8.

[evanmink1]

I have an 1988 Lincoln Continental but I replaced the speedometer with a 1966's

so it's got that old thermometer look hard work really pays off.

[Lanceisabeach]

great cars,Love them Lincolns. (son you better stop that drivin' while your drinkin', if you're gonna be drivin' that Hot Rod Lincoln!)

[MaknNM]

It's a nice video but it really isn't all "Continental" with a lot of the Mark series thrown in

[mariov05mierda]

very nice vid, i have a 1978 lincoln town car, its 4 doors tho, i love it tho!!! :)

[compukenny]

You got a couple wrong. Understandable as few people know that the Mark ll's weren't actally Lincoln's

The Continental Mark II was car produced by a newly formed Continental Division of the Ford Motor Company for only two model years: 1956 and 1957.

The Mark II was available only as a two-door hardtop.

Ford dissolved the Continental Division at the end of the 1957 model year and the Mark III became a Lincoln