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The first-year run is the distinction here, approximately 2,550 coupes, with the turquoise exterior and white-and-turquoise interior giving this example its period-specific identity. At 97,000 miles, it sits well above the 6,623-to-27,000-mile range of other observed examples. Against that, it has active brake, transmission, pinion, oil, and hot-water-valve leaks, a disconnected driveshaft center support, suspension and hose replacements due, rust, and a title identifying it as a 1957 Lincoln Mark II Continental.

Strengths

  • First-year 1956 Continental Mark II from a production run of approximately 2,550 coupes.
  • Reupholstered interior with white seating, turquoise inserts, and contrasting piping.
  • Clean Ohio title is included with the sale.

Watch For

  • The car was refinished in turquoise under prior ownership, with rust, additional blemishes, and paint-meter readings shown in the gallery.
  • The brake master cylinder, transmission, and pinion seal are leaking; the driveshaft center support is disconnected.
  • Front wheel bearings, lower control arm bushings, shock lower mount bushings, and heater hoses need replacement. An oil leak and hot water valve leak are also
  • The clean Ohio title identifies the car as a 1957 Lincoln Mark II Continental rather than a 1956 Continental Mark II.