That is one gorgeous Continental. Love the color combo too. Was a Cadillac guy growing up but this is one Lincoln that can shoot The coupe Deville the bird.
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Hello Jeff, Sweet ‘73 in Great color combo. What Great Work Mann’s does. I had Both a ‘73 Caddy Fleetwood and a ‘73 Town Car both Brown but not at the same time. Why the Lincoln is much cleaner lines then the Caddy, the Caddy definitely was the better put together car with a better ride and better materials used. I’m sure it cost more to in the day. I always loved the look of this generation Lincolns with it’s hideaway headlights. :))
They really do great work. I'd agree that generally the Caddy's had a bit better build quality. I really like the hideaways too. Thanks for taking a look my friend!
I once had a 73 Continental coupe like this! Mine was split pea green with forest green top and leather interior. It was such a joy to drive, and was simply fantastic on the highway. Mine had the aluminum turbine wheels from a later model towncar, but they really set it off. I wound up crashing it into the back of a semi trailer when I couldn't stop in time, crunched in the right front corner, and couldn't find parts to fix it. I sold it to a local guy who kept it for a few years. He ultimately sold it to some kids, and I happened to see it one last time blasting down the highway going in the opposite direction as I was. I wonder what became of it.
Like stated in the video, very few people pay to restore these cars back to this beautiful condition because they dont bring a lot of money at resale. Thankfully this was a family treasure and we can see it in its former glory. Sad the owner didnt want to pay to have a new wiper motor installed as you can see the park gears must be stripped since they were not pulled down to their concealed position. First car I watched on this channel, I hope to see more non traditional cars like these in the future.
Hey, it is possible to have custom car horns made as well? I love the sound of those classic Lincoln horns on almost all of those classic Continentals. Can horns be reproduced to have the same loud musical sound just like before but with brand new custom or reproduction horns? I love the sound of those stock Lincoln horns from the 60s & 70s.
When I was little kid my mom had a Lincoln just like that the only difference it was white but same year everything else was the same. I’d love to own one now.
That's exactly what I said, when I saw it. It's actually an air cleaner resonance chamber...supposed to lessen the sound of the secondaries opening up.
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I restored a 1987 Pulsar. I got it to the point where I was putting in the fluids. Filled the oil and transmission then started it up. Let it run and checked for leaks. Shut it down and checked the oil again. Good to go. Lets ride! Put it in drive and....nothing. Totally lost and clueless as to what to do. I shut the garage door and slept on it. The next day without missing a beat. I got up. Opened the garage door. Started it up. Pulled the xmsn dip stick out and added another quart! Brrrm, brrrrm!
How much did it cost? Just to know how many kidneys I have to sell. I have two. Continentals, A 72 and a 73...and if I ever win the lottery, would be nice to have them like they once were.
Those headlamp doors work better than when new. the timing is perfect.
Wow. They did a beautiful job on that car. The 73 is a beautiful year for Lincoln, my personal favorite.
Beautiful beautiful car.
2023 - I hope my Mark IV comes out just as nice. It is currently being renovated after 20 years of driving it.
This is the kind of car that you can take on a road trip ...or just go Ramblin' Around the country side for an afternoon of fun
It would be a great road trip car. Thanks for taking a look Jim!
And spend most of your money at gas stations
Nice to finally see one redone as stock. Amazing Job!
Glad you like it. Thanks for taking a look!
Now that's what you call a real man car right there me myself I love old school car nothing but the best nice rebuild guys
great job guys ,, its nice to see these cars restored they don't make them this good anymore ,,what a stylish car ,,thankyou for sharing
Great job restoring this car.
Man i miss my dad......he use to take on a sunday cruise to church in his 74 or 75 town car when i was young
Pristine! What a sweet ride, Thanks for the tour!
Glad you liked it Peter. Thanks for watching!
Absolutely fantastic
Thank you very much for the video very nice
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Beautiful
Fantastic
Beautiful work y'all!
Thank you, we're glad you like it. Thanks for taking a look!
Outstanding job !!!!
Looks fantastic and those hideaway headlights are cool :)
Thanks Jeff. I'll be dreaming of owning a Lincoln like this with a 460.
Glad you like it Steve. It would be a great car for cruising around.
Excellent job, you must be proud of it.
Beautiful work! Great video.
This is the best kind of restoration: family heirloom keeping memories. I hope the family drives the wheels off of it in its renewed second life.
The headlights are classic, long gone in today's rides. Cool video & tune. ♬♬😎
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Yeah, I really like the hideaway headlights too. Thanks for taking a look Gary!
That is one gorgeous Continental. Love the color combo too. Was a Cadillac guy growing up but this is one Lincoln that can shoot The coupe Deville the bird.
Agreed 👍
great video bro, super looking car, paint looks amazing.
Thanks man, I appreciate you watching!
Very Sharp!! Great Production Bud!!☺
Thank you my friend, I appreciate it!
Beautiful work!
I don’t know 🤷🏾♂️ how I missed this video but, I enjoyed it so very, very, very, very much. My dad 👨🏾👴🏾had a great👍🏾😊😌 friend who same year same everything but different color and vinyl roof. The vinyl roof was a really deep dark brown and the body was a light beige with beige matching interior. He would let my dad👨🏾 👴🏾use his Lincoln Continental town Coupe whenever he needed it with no problem.
What an amazing🤩🥲,awesome👏🏾😎🤩 great👍🏾😊😌,magnificent smooth,spectacular,splendrous, and wondrous riding ride it was.
I remember and think🤔💭🧐 about that ride too this very day and it’s a damn shame that they don’t build,create,make and manufacture rides like that anymore.
My hats 🎩🧢 off and two thumbs 👍🏾👍🏾 up ⬆️🆙🔝 to the 2nd generation of keeping that ride that once belonged to his mom and keeping it in the family and for restoring it when his mom first brought it home brand spanking new.
To Mann’s Restoration on restoring that ride my hats🎩🧢 off and two thumbs👍🏾👍🏾 up take a bow or two take a bow people. The Job and Work that you did on that was awesome👏🏾😎🤩 absolutely, positively totally awesome. You see i am not your average typical African American Man 👨🏾 we all be long to one race and that’s known as The Human Race…
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Glad you liked it, thank you for watching!
Incredible paint. Really nice color! great vid Jeff
It really does look nice. Thanks for taking a look Murray!
Wow very nice!
Hello Jeff, Sweet ‘73 in Great color combo. What Great Work Mann’s does. I had Both a ‘73 Caddy Fleetwood and a ‘73 Town Car both Brown but not at the same time. Why the Lincoln is much cleaner lines then the Caddy, the Caddy definitely was the better put together car with a better ride and better materials used. I’m sure it cost more to in the day. I always loved the look of this generation Lincolns with it’s hideaway headlights. :))
They really do great work. I'd agree that generally the Caddy's had a bit better build quality. I really like the hideaways too. Thanks for taking a look my friend!
Sweet
the Lincolns , Buicks and Cadillacs from that vintage are like little children : they should be seen , not heard
I once had a 73 Continental coupe like this! Mine was split pea green with forest green top and leather interior. It was such a joy to drive, and was simply fantastic on the highway. Mine had the aluminum turbine wheels from a later model towncar, but they really set it off. I wound up crashing it into the back of a semi trailer when I couldn't stop in time, crunched in the right front corner, and couldn't find parts to fix it. I sold it to a local guy who kept it for a few years. He ultimately sold it to some kids, and I happened to see it one last time blasting down the highway going in the opposite direction as I was. I wonder what became of it.
Like stated in the video, very few people pay to restore these cars back to this beautiful condition because they dont bring a lot of money at resale. Thankfully this was a family treasure and we can see it in its former glory. Sad the owner didnt want to pay to have a new wiper motor installed as you can see the park gears must be stripped since they were not pulled down to their concealed position. First car I watched on this channel, I hope to see more non traditional cars like these in the future.
Hey, it is possible to have custom car horns made as well? I love the sound of those classic Lincoln horns on almost all of those classic Continentals. Can horns be reproduced to have the same loud musical sound just like before but with brand new custom or reproduction horns? I love the sound of those stock Lincoln horns from the 60s & 70s.
When I was little kid my mom had a Lincoln just like that the only difference it was white but same year everything else was the same.
I’d love to own one now.
Really clean! I always wondered, can a company make interior parts from scratch, like if you ask them to create a dashboard from scratch..
They definitely could do that, but anything custom like that, is going to be pretty expensive.
RamblinAround great to know, thanks for responding :)
S-T-U-N-N-I-N-G! Kids today have NO clue what a luxury car should be. No cheap plastic crap here!
Nice!
Thanks for watching!
Beautiful car. I have a 73 sedan dark brown with tan top and interior.
Do you recall what y’all did for the exhaust on this?
The Continental didn't change too much from 72 to 73 but the Mark 4 and the T BIRD sure did.
Nice :)
Thanks for watching!
Welcome :)
How do you adjust camber/caster?
can you restore my 68 California special gt 390 4 speed mustang coupe..... looks like you guys do excellent work
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Looks lovely, can anyone let me know of people with parts for a 1974 linclon Contenental sedan
Really great job. But why don't you show the trunk?
The ONE place they missed the boat is by not installing the rear mufflers like OEM.
Probably a customer choice, trying to get a specific exhaust note.
I wonder what that cost like price range. I have a 72 Mark IV i want body and paint done
Looked like a oil filter coming out the back/side of the air cleaner?
That's exactly what I said, when I saw it. It's actually an air cleaner resonance chamber...supposed to lessen the sound of the secondaries opening up.
That's a new one, another great video.
Thanks for watching!
thts how do it guys where are u located
About 30 miles south of St. Louis, in Festus, MO.
Deveria ter um sema show aqui no Brasil de carros lokos assim e nem pensar em por carros elétricos só de motor mecânico motor elétrico e uma bosta olha que carro lindo esse linconl
I restored a 1987 Pulsar. I got it to the point where I was putting in the fluids. Filled the oil and transmission then started it up. Let it run and checked for leaks. Shut it down and checked the oil again. Good to go. Lets ride! Put it in drive and....nothing. Totally lost and clueless as to what to do. I shut the garage door and slept on it. The next day without missing a beat. I got up. Opened the garage door. Started it up. Pulled the xmsn dip stick out and added another quart! Brrrm, brrrrm!
Hey I'd love to send my car up to you guys. I have a 1973 Lincoln Continental sedan.
the same engine they used for the car 1977
I.Love this brand car...it's really amazing...Why it's not in Asian country...
How much did it cost? Just to know how many kidneys I have to sell. I have two. Continentals,
A 72 and a 73...and if I ever win the lottery, would be nice to have them like they once were.
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