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Happy Easter & April Fool’s Day!  This 1955 Ford Crown Vic is certainly a combination of the 2.  The purple & white paint combo is very Easter-like, while that gaudy continental kit on the rear end is all April Fool’s.  I hate those things.  (On a side note, check out that massive air cleaner!)
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1959 poncho with a continental kit, to cool
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Die-cast: Automodello 1978 Lincoln Continental Mark V
Die-cast: Automodello 1978 Lincoln Continental Mark V
1978 Mark V marked Ford’s Diamond Jubilee …
For a time in the 1960s and ‘70s luxury meant length in the auto world and there’s probably no finer example than Lincoln’s Continental Mark V.
This was the best-selling Mark series Lincoln at more than 228,000 units and was the longest two-door coupe ever sold by Ford at 230 inches long. Think modern day Chevy Suburban in length. (more…)
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One thing you can say about these Old Mercurys, they did not skimp on the chrome! Â Great colors on this '56 Monterey, and don't you think so? Â But why am I not showing any kind of rear view? Â Because it has one of those crummy continental kits on it. Â I hate those things...
This '58 Edsel Citation is a black and white beauty.....EXCEPT....I despise continental kits. Â They add nothing but length and bulk to a vehicle, and throw the proportions way out of whack. Â Still, what a car, and what a car!
