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1947 Lincoln Convertible Coupe

$ 3722.39

Availability: 61 in stock
  • Transmission: Manual
  • Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
  • Year: 1947
  • Mileage: 76435
  • Fuel Type: Gasoline
  • Engine: V12
  • Condition: Used
  • Vehicle Title: Clean
  • Model: Convertible Coupe
  • Options: --
  • Make: Lincoln
  • Interior Color: Saddle
  • VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): 5EH76488
  • For Sale By: Dealer
  • Body Type: Convertible
  • Exterior Color: Green
  • Power Options: --

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    Full size photos
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    1947 Lincoln Convertible Coupe 76,435 Miles Green Convertible V12 Manual
    Stock #:
    21-059
    Exterior Color:
    Green
    Interior Color:
    Saddle
    Body Type:
    Convertible
    Transmission:
    Manual
    Drivetrain:
    RWD
    Fuel Type:
    Gasoline
    Engine:
    V12
    Mileage:
    76,435
    Garrett Classics is proud to present this very nice 1947 Lincoln. The Continental Coupe was one of 5 models produced in 1947. There were 19,891 total Lincolns that year and only 348 of them were Convertible Coupes. The Convertible Coupe differs from the Continental Cabriolet in that it does not have the flat trunk with the Continental kit. This fine example has an interesting history. We can talk about that if you are really interested in the car, but for now let's get to the basic information.
    The current owner of the Lincoln heard of the car in a back room of an auto parts store in Marshall, TX. He acquired the car in 1999. He hired an expert on these old Lincolns and the car was sent to him in Dearborn, MI to begin it's long restoration. The new owner had begun collecting NOS parts for the car, and Mr. Owen the restorer, began working on it in approximately 2004 and completed it except for a few cosmetic items just before he passed away in 2015 at the age of 87.
    During restoration, the following items were addressed:
    1-Engine and transmission were rebuilt, using a new V12 block
    2-New correct convertible top
    3-Rebuilt hydraulic system-pump, and all cylinders
    4-New full leather interior and carpeting
    5-New wiring harness
    6-New correct tires
    7-Overdrive gear option
    We show some of the restoration photos that are just copies of printed photos.
    The car is a positive ground car and has a complete wiring diagram that is laminated and comes with the car as well as service manuals and documents. The seller has more restoration photos.
    There is also a photo copy of the original build sheet from the research center of the Henry Ford Museum.
    At this time everything is working on the car. The car runs and drives very well and does not overheat. In the video you will see the temp gauge that was added under dash and it was maintaining 180 degrees while we shot the video.
    This rare car is a pleasure to drive and the interior is absolutely stunning with its leather seats and new carpet. It is a must see.
    Again, please feel free to call Maris at 214-616-2317 with questions. WE have several more photos as well. We are limited to the number of photos we can post, so if you are really interested I can send you the entire album.
    I would be happy to assist with financing and shipping as well.
    Vehicle Description
    Garrett Classics is proud to present this very nice 1947 Lincoln. The Continental Coupe was one of 5 models produced in 1947. There were 19,891 total Lincolns that year and only 348 of them were Convertible Coupes. The Convertible Coupe differs from the Continental Cabriolet in that it does not have the flat trunk with the Continental kit. This fine example has an interesting history. We can talk about that if you are really interested in the car, but for now let's get to the basic information.
    The current owner of the Lincoln heard of the car in a back room of an auto parts store in Marshall, TX. He acquired the car in 1999. He hired an expert on these old Lincolns and the car was sent to him in Dearborn, MI to begin it's long restoration. The new owner had begun collecting NOS parts for the car, and Mr. Owen the restorer, began working on it in approximately 2004 and completed it except for a few cosmetic items just before he passed away in 2015 at the age of 87.
    During restoration, the following items were addressed:
    1-Engine and transmission were rebuilt, using a new V12 block
    2-New correct convertible top
    3-Rebuilt hydraulic system-pump, and all cylinders
    4-New full leather interior and carpeting
    5-New wiring harness
    6-New correct tires
    7-Overdrive gear option
    We show some of the restoration photos that are just copies of printed photos.
    The car is a positive ground car and has a complete wiring diagram that is laminated and comes with the car as well as service manuals and documents. The seller has more restoration photos.
    There is also a photo copy of the original build sheet from the research center of the Henry Ford Museum.
    At this time everything is working on the car. The car runs and drives very well and does not overheat. In the video you will see the temp gauge that was added under dash and it was maintaining 180 degrees while we shot the video.
    This rare car is a pleasure to drive and the interior is absolutely stunning with its leather seats and new carpet. It is a must see.
    Again, please feel free to call Maris at 214-616-2317 with questions. WE have several more photos as well. We are limited to the number of photos we can post, so if you are really interested I can send you the entire album.
    I would be happy to assist with financing and shipping as well.
    Vehicle Warranty
    WARRANTY : This vehicle is being sold as is, where is, with no warranty expressed, written or implied. The seller shall not be responsible for any  incorrect description, authenticity, genuineness, or defects herein and makes no warranty in connection therewith. Although every effort is made on our part to accurately describe the vehicle to you, it is the buyers responsibility to see that his/her classic and collector car purchase meets their individual criteria. Any descriptions or representations are for identification purposes only and are not to be construed as a warranty of any type. The seller will make every effort to disclose any known defects associated  with the vehicle at the buyers request prior to the close of the sale. Seller assumes no responsibility for any oral or written statements about the vehicle. A personal or 3rd party inspection prior to your purchase is highly recommended.
    About Garrett Classics
    As the the former owners of Texas Classic Cars of Dallas, we are still striving to do our best to sell cars for our customers at the best prices and with customer service as our top priority. Now with a total of 16 years in the classic and collector car business, we continue to sell and consign some really nice vehicles. We have several of our old customers who continue to bring us their classics to sell. Please check out our 100% positive feedback and our reviews on Google and be sure to stop by our showroom in Lewisville, Texas.
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    Fees and Taxes
    TAXES & TITLE : All winning bidders are responsible for tax, title, and license fees in their state of residence. Garrett Classics is a licensed Texas dealer. Texas residents are responsible for TT&L fees. Out of state residents are required to pay sales tax in their state of residence. We also charge a . document fee and a vehicle inventory tax required by Texas of .001724% of the sale price. (example a ,000. car would be .48)