This OEM 1961 - 1963 Lincoln Continental Shop Manual is a high quality authorized licensed reproduction of the original shop manual published by Ford Motor Company. Before picking up a screwdriver, volt meter or wrench to work on your 1961, 1962 or 1963 Lincoln Continental, be sure to put this service manual in your hands. We have packaged the 1961 maintenance manual with the 1962-1963 supplement, so you will have all the information needed for servicing all three model years. With these manuals combined, there are 564 pages packed with details. That information has been conveniently divided into sections of major systems for the vehicle. You'll find specs, details and procedures for: periodic maintenance, brakes, front suspension, wheels and tires, rear suspension, axle and driveline, steering, engine, cooling and exhaust, transmission, heater, air conditioner and special appointments, fuel, electrical, body, specifications and essential tools.

The Lincoln Continental models of the early sixties were tremendously stylish and luxurious automobiles. With their rear-hinged doors and the availability of a 4 door convertible (which featured a top that would automatically lower into the luggage compartment and be concealed by the deck lid), these cars were elegant and refined.

In this guide, you'll find all of the instruction have been well-written and have been accompanied by a large number and variety of helpful, great quality visual aids. Tables, illustrations, black and white photos, diagrams, and cut-away views have been placed extensively throughout this manual to be sure you can get your Lincoln Continental projects completed effectively and efficiently. It includes wiring diagrams.

Whether you're performing a basic tune-up, or a major overhaul on your 430 cubic inch V-8, this book has you covered.

LINCOLN MODELS COVERED:

• 1961 - 1963 Lincoln Continental

This repair manual is perfect for the restorer or anyone working on one of these classic vehicles. Clear illustrations show exploded views, as well as component details, plus specs on engine data, carburetion and more. Be sure to use this new, printed and packaged version of the same manual prepared by the original manufacturer for the mechanics at the dealerships back when these classic beauties still had their new car smells.