A fourth generation Lincoln Continental is a rarity in the Middle East, especially a bagged example rolling on white wall tyres.
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Hard to believe, give or take an eight-year hiatus here or there, that the Lincoln Continental has been with us for over 70 years. Well, I say ‘with us’. Those of us born on the other side of the Atlantic weren’t exactly tripping over examples on our way to school, Mondeos and Sierras more our style of family movers back in the day.
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The school run would probably have been a lot more interesting.
Source – BluMagic
