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Derived from the same floor plan as I understand it. Which model?
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You have to ask? The 2.7 diesel of course.

 

Funnily enough while friends and I were in it (all six of us...) we realised why these cars are called land-yachts.

When one accelerates hard the front rises up like a boat on plane. In fact the front rises so much in this thing it requires an additional instrument in the dash'; an attitude indicator!

 

I'll watch out for George Clooney rolling round the Northumberland freeways in this!

 

Superb, that truly is the epiphany of a yank tank car.

Enjoy it they don't make cars like this anymore nor will they do so, so I'd imagine it must feel special and quirky to drive.

 

Every time I hear reference to a Lincoln Continental it reminds me of my favourite old-skool rap song

http://lyrics.wikia.com/The_Sugarhill_Gang:Rapper's_Delight

Saw one last year at a show on Plymouth Hoe - with the full hydraulic lifters too.
There really was NO room left in the trunk.
No wetbacks included.

 

So you put the barn in the car right?

What a magnificent piece of automotive flamboyance! Just missing some bull horns on the front!

 

Lipstick edition Mk4.




yours needs the black numberplates