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1969 Lincoln Continental

Wasn't that what McGarrett drove on Hawaii Five-O?

So, according to the window sticker, how many bodies will that trunk fit? That looks like at least 4.5.

Do IT!!

Then get your Blues Brothers-type outfit n sunglasses.

I had one of these 300B in black. Drove it until 1973.

The family had two more.

But I preferred the 300C like this that I drove in 1968
https://i.postimg.cc/nc7ns2cc/CC181-SSFEAT3-04.jpg

Never should have sold it and wish I had it back all the time, 54 Oldsmobile 98, 4 Dr my grandfather gave to me on my 16th birthday, it had sat for years not running beneath a tree in his side yard and I begged him to never sell it. He and dad got it running and I drove it through High School and College. Moved to CA and didn't have a way to take it or store it...

Vintage Cadillacs, as well as most all 60's 70's GM vehicles are pretty hot right now. Buy it, play with it for a while, you will most always be able to get your money back out of it or make some profit. Our first Cadillac was a red 1973 Coupe DeVille. Loved that car.

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Originally posted by shovelhead:
Get it but lose those wheels…..

Looks like it's just missing the hubcaps.

Model info link

I'd drive it in a heartbeat! My wife probably wouldn't be seen dead in one, so win-win!

Grab that Caddy.

Yea big and long is where it's at. 18 feet. I got me one of the last B bodies. 5.7 Lt1 and Dynaride. Just dont make them like this anymore.

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Originally posted by sjp:
What a timely post as I am currently eating at a restaurant in Elizabeth city NC and have gone to that dirt track regularly.
Are you still in E city?

Man I wish I was still in E City. I am much further inland these days (Winston Salem). But I still have family near E City so I am out there occasionally.

I am planning to ride on one of my homebuilt high power electric bikes from Chesapeake VA to E-City very soon.

I made it to the state line with more than 50% power reserve still left on a recent ride.