1960 Loncoln Continental Mark V Convertible

History: The Continental division was dissolved after 1957, but in an attempt to retain some of the cachet of the Mark II, Lincoln named its top-of-the-line 1958 model the Continental Mark III. This differed from the lower-model full-size Lincolns only in trim level and in its roof treatment, featuring a reverse-angle power rear "breezeway" window that retracted down behind the back seat. That year's full-size Lincoln sold poorly in all models; 1958 was a recession year in the United States. The new Lincoln was one of the largest cars ever made, larger than that year's Cadillac, and had styling considered by many to be excessive even in that decade of styling excess. 1959's range contained a Continental Mark IV model, and the 1960 range had a Continental Mark V, with more restrained styling than the 1958.

This is a beautifully restored car with a great straight body. The car only has 46,000 original miles. The original 430 engine has been rebuilt along with the original transmission. The leather seats are in great condition along with the rest of the interior. The new top works great along with the "breezeway" electric rear window. This car has all the bells and windows such as Power steering and power brakes seat

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