2017 Lincoln Continental Select
IAAI 46119001 1LN6L9TK5H5636653
Normal wear Β· 130,894 mi Β· Corpus Christi, TX, US...
1941 Lincoln Continental was sold at Copart (Sikeston, MO) on Jun 21, 2022. Clean title Β· Normal wear damage Β· 57,834 mi. Final bid: $26,000.
Final bid
$26,000
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IAAI 46119001 1LN6L9TK5H5636653
Normal wear Β· 130,894 mi Β· Corpus Christi, TX, US...
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