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Vehicle Description
1967 Lincoln Continental Convertible – American Luxury Icon
This 1967 Lincoln Continental Convertible represents the pinnacle of American luxury automotive design from the mid-1960s, featuring the largest-displacement engine ever used in a Ford Motor Company passenger car. Designed by Ford Vice President Elwood Engel, this fourth-generation Continental showcases the iconic center-opening “suicide doors” and power-operated convertible top that made it the first four-door convertible from a major American manufacturer after World War II. Finished in Granada Yellow with a Medium Saddle leather and vinyl interior, this luxury convertible combines massive 462 cubic inch V8 power with unparalleled comfort and sophistication.
Engine & Performance
- 462 cubic inch (7.6L) MEL V8 engine
- Largest-displacement Ford passenger car engine ever
- 340 horsepower @ 4,600 RPM
- 10.25:1 compression ratio
- Four-barrel carburetor
- Ford C6 automatic transmission
Exterior Features
- Granada Yellow (code 81444) driver-quality finish
- Brand new power-operated convertible top
- Center-opening “suicide door” configuration
- Rear-hinged deck lid for top storage
- First post-WWII American 4-door convertible
- Elwood Engel design
Interior & Luxury Features
- Medium Saddle leather and vinyl interior
- Roll-over pleat design bench seats
- Beautiful faux wood grain door panels
- Power windows, door locks, and seats
- Vacuum-operated central locking system
- Door ajar warning light in dashboard
Design & Engineering
- Fourth-generation Lincoln Continental design
- Rear-hinged suicide doors (first since 1951)
- Vacuum-operated door locking system
- Power-folding convertible top mechanism
- Top stores under rear-hinged deck lid
- Advanced safety and convenience features
Historical Significance
- Largest engine in Ford passenger car history
- First major American 4-door convertible post-WWII
- Iconic center-door design
- Ford C6 transmission designed for big-block V8s
- Peak American luxury automotive engineering
- Elwood Engel design leadership























































































































