This outstanding 1946 Lincoln Continental Convertible scored 99.5 points out of 100 at a National Lincoln Owners Club event and was awarded a first price and a Senior badge for restoration excellence. It had a complete restoration to manufacturers specifications and is known as one of the finest Continentals in existence. The car is stunning in Monsoon Maroon over a Tan interior with a Tan convertible top. The V12 runs extremely well and the car is a pleasure to drive. Most recently it was displayed in the Gateway Colorado Auto Museum and photographed by Michael Furman. It was featured in the book “The Performing Art of the American Automobile” with photographs by Furman. The car comes with its original inspection sticker and restoration receipts, as well as a copy of “The Performing Art of the American Automobile.”