1967 Lincoln Continental Convertible VIP & Government Parade Car
This regal 1967 Ford Lincoln Continental Convertible was originally commissioned by the manufacturer in 1966 for use as a prestigious parade and motorcade vehicle. Built at their Wixom plant, this distinctive Continental made its debut in presidential parades in New York beginning in 1967 and even played a role in the processional of Pope Paul VI during his visit to the United States that year. This classic American convertible stands out with its elegant design, featuring a long, sleek hood, bold grille, and iconic Continental spare tire cover adorning the trunk lid. It hails from Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, where it's waiting to be part of another grand procession or add prestige to any parade.
