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| Lincoln Continental Mk. III Coupé 1969 |
The Continental Mk. III was the spiritual successor of the limited-production, ultra-luxurious Continental Mk. II, produced by a short-lived Continental division of Ford Motor Company between 1956 and 1957. A vinyl roof in cavalry twill pattern was optional but examples without the vinyl roof were rare, mainly because the roof was made in two pieces and required extra preparation at the factory to conceal the seam. Consequently, its availability was not widely advertised. Some 12,000+ were produced in the first year of production alone and just 95 of these were specified without the vinyl.
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