1966 Lincoln Continental

As seen on Super Bowl 58, this striking, four-door 1966 Lincoln Continental Convertible was meticulously restored with all its original parts, including the iconic suicide doors.

Power meets poise.
Its potent 340 horsepower, 462 cubic inch V8 engine delivers dynamic, intuitive handling at every turn. As Jay Leno says, “it’s as smooth as driving a swimming pool.” (April 2018 Episode of Jay Leno’s Garage). Merging convenience with comfort, everything in the vehicle is power/automatic and original from the windows to the seats.

Style for miles.
With massive 4-inch whitewall tires, brand-new black and white leather interior, front “CONTINENTAL” emblem, this Lincoln Continental Convertible commands attention. Adding exclusivity to its allure, it’s one of the only four-door Lincoln Convertibles on the road today. Its power retractable top stows away seamlessly in the trunk at the touch of a button.

Drop the top and turn up the music.
In addition to its original FM/AM radio setup, this one-of-a-kind model also offers a CD, DVD, and USB slot. The result? Limitless entertainment options for a timeless car.

Pride-Worthy Performance
Ranked the 11th gayest car at Pride by Jalopnik, this 1966 Lincoln Continental Convertible won the hearts of parade-goers as the official parade vehicle for GALAS (Gay & Lesbian Armenian Society)

Car cameos.
This iconic vehicle attracts more than its fair share of celebrities. It’s appeared on countless films and shows such as Entourage. Not only has it been parked in Jay Leno’s garage, it’s also won the hearts of celebs such as Jermaine Dupri, Karol G, Lou Ferrigno, and more.

Make an entrance worthy of an encore.
Drop the top and watch jaws drop. Roll up in one of the rarest and most sought-after cars of all time at your next big event. Whether you’re renting the Lincoln Continental Convertible for your wedding, birthday, prom or other major event, it won’t soon be forgotten. The vehicle is also available for film, TV, and/or print shoots.