SOLD
17,000.00USDto floor+ buyer's premium
This item SOLD at 2010 Jun 26 @ 20:07UTC-06:00 : CST/MDT
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Purchased (used) by Roy in 1965, this was his and Dale’s driving car – the one they’d take around town, or on the long road trip between Apple Valley and Los Angeles. The car was painted factory baby blue when Roy bought it (which can still be seen at the top of the trunk behind the rear seats), and remained so until he decided to have it painted a few years later. Roy asked their family friend Pete to take it for a paint job while Roy was out of town. He instructed Pete to have it painted a pale gold color, which, with its white top and interior, would have made it a perfect match with Trigger. What Roy didn’t know is that Pete was colorblind! And so the baby blue Lincoln, that was supposed to be pale gold, became – and remains – a gleaming canary yellow. Except for the paint job and mechanical maintenance, the car is close to original. The odometer reads just under 100,000 miles, and considering it has spent nearly 3 decades in the museum, those miles are a testament to just how much Roy loved to drive it. The car is in running order, however the brakes need to be replaced and some mechanical TLC would be required before it was street ready. Drive it, restore it, or collect it – in this condition, this Lincoln is a rare find even despite its famous owner! Included with the car is the registration and original owner’s manual. Selling as is – a true piece of American history. ABOUT THE 64 LINCOLN The 1964 Lincoln Continental is a luxury car from the Lincoln stable of the Ford Motor Company. From 1939, when the first Lincoln rolled off the assembly line, until 1964, the cars have shown consistent modifications in the intervening decades. The cars came in two categories, sedans and convertibles, both models having four doors, with front opening rear doors (aka “suicide doors”). This uncommon mode of opening the rear door was one of the better known features of the Lincoln Continentals throughout the 1960s. The 1964 Lincoln Continental saw the car being lengthened by 3 inches to provide even more rear seat legroom, after the front seat was modified for the same purpose in the previous year. The roof line was also made more square. The dashboard sported a new look, with the pod design being dropped. In order to increase the space in the interior of the car the side glass was flattened. The door leading to the gas tank, which was previously concealed in the rear of the car, was now moved to the driver's side rear panel. The front grill of the car had a slender center bar with a floating rectangle pattern. The ‘Continental’ script on the outside also saw a modification.
Provenance: The Roy Rogers - Dale Evans Museum
Auction Location:
Denver Merchandise Mart - 451 East 58th Avenue, Denver, Colorado, 80216, United States
Previewing Details:
Friday, June 25th 3pm - 6pm Auction Preview
Saturday, June 26th 9am - 4pm Auction Preview
Taxes:
| Tax | Rate | Desc. |
| SC |
4.85% |
State of Colorado |
Buyer's Premiums:
| From (Incl.) | To (Excl.) | Premium |
| 0.00 |
Infinite |
20% |
Additional Fees:
Shipping Details:
Will ship to US, Canada, Europe. Shipping will be handled by the UPS Store in Denver. Items will be picked up by the UPS store on Sunday 6/27. UPS shipping only. You can pickup from the Denver Merchandise Mart on Sunday from 9-Noon.
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PURCHASING FIREARMS - THE BASICS
Brian Lebel’s Old West Auction follows all Federal, State and Local laws regarding the sale of firearms. It is your responsibility to follow any applicable state and local laws pertaining to your state of residence.
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (BATFE) is the Federal body governing the sale of firearms. There is a wealth of information on their website at: www.atf.gov.
Following is an overview for those wishing to bid on firearms at the Old West Auction.
There are 2 basic categories of firearms: Antique and Modern.
Antique firearms are those manufactured prior to Dec. 31, 1898.
• Anyone may purchase an antique firearm.
• You may take possession of an antique firearm at the auction (after you pay for it, of course), or they may be shipped directly to your home or business address. Packing, shipping and insurance charges will apply.
• You should never attempt to fire an antique firearm (or any used firearm) without a prior inspection by a reputable firearms expert.
Modern firearms are those manufactured after Dec., 31, 1898.
Modern firearms must be transferred by our licensed FFL (Federal Firearms License) dealer to a licensed FFL holder. The Old West Auction has retained the services of Pete Erickson of Frontier Americana of Fargo to serve as our licensed FFL dealer for initiating transfers.
Federal law dictates that our dealer (Pete) MUST ship current modern firearms from his business premises to a licensed FFL dealer, in the buyer’s home state. Before Pete can ship the firearm to your dealer, he must first receive a copy of your dealer’s FFL license.
Please note, UPS requires that all modern handguns (handguns only, not long guns) be shipped via Next Day service. Transfer and Shipping charges will be assessed as follows:
All modern shipped firearms will be assessed a $25 packing, handling and insurance fee;
Hand guns will be charged a $30 shipping fee;
Long guns will be charged a $55 shipping fee.
When your firearm arrives at the licensed dealer in your home state, it is that dealer’s responsibility to run a Federal background check (known as a NICS check) before you can take possession of the firearm. It is customary for the receiving dealer to charge a fee for processing the receipt of your firearm, this fee varies from dealer to dealer and state to state.
If you have any questions or concerns about purchasing firearms at the Old West Auction, you may contact Pete Erickson, Frontier Americana of Fargo, at (701) 261-4434. Pete will be on-site at the Old West Show and Auction.
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International Buyers: We will not ship any package containing a firearm to any location outside of the United States. Buyers outside the U.S. must make their own shipping arrangements, taking full risk for the transportation of any firearm.