How much does a Lincoln Continental Gen I sell for at US auctions?

The average sold price of this generation is $588, median $588, based on 2 finished auctions.

How many Lincoln Continental Gen I lots are in the archive?

The archive holds 3 finished lots of this generation from Copart and IAAI.

What years does the Gen I generation cover?

The Gen I generation of the Lincoln Continental was produced in 1939–1948. Archived lots on this page are filtered to exactly that range.

Are these real Lincoln Continental Gen I sale prices?

Yes — the final amounts these cars actually sold for, not asking prices.

How do I use the archive to bid on a Lincoln Continental Gen I?

Compare a live listing with the archive's final prices, set a maximum bid at fair value, and let DreamBid bid and import for you.

What a Lincoln Continental Gen I really sells for at auction

Lincoln Continental Gen I sold price archive from Copart and IAAI: 3 finished lots of this generation with photos and damage descriptions. See how much they really go for before you bid.

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Archive statistics

Archived lots: 3
Cars sold: 2
Average sold price: $588
Median sold price: $588
Sold price range: $486 – $689

Sold prices by year
Year	Cars sold	Average sold price
1948	2	$588

Typical damage among sold cars: Burn (1), Water flood (1).

Lincoln Continental Gen I model years

19483

Lincoln Continental generations

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Archived on Monday, Jun 2

$700

1948 Lincoln Continental

8H8181465

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Recent sales

Vehicle	Year	Damage	Mileage	Final price	Auction date
1948 Lincoln Continental8H8181465	1948	Burn	0 mi	$700	Jun 2, 2025
1948 Lincoln Continental876H56623	1948	Water flood	0 mi	$475	Mar 21, 2025

Good to know: Lincoln Continental Gen I sold prices

Cars of the Gen I generation (1939–1948) sell across a wide range — the archive of 2 finished auctions shows the median and the $486–$689 spread, plus the most common damage (Burn). Use it to price your bid, then let DreamBid handle shipping and customs.