The Lincoln Continental has been a part of some of the most impactful moments in American history and has also made its mark on film and television over the past several decades. Though it will soon depart the Lincoln lineup once again, there are… Read More ›
Pick of the Day is a former presidential limousine Harry Truman’s 1950 Lincoln Limo The White House ordered up nine specially built 1950 Lincoln limousines and one of them, a 7-passenger Cosmopolitan with coachwork by Henney, is being offered for sale by… Read More ›
Herman Rogg of Goshen, Conn. first spotted his 1940 Lincoln Continental in 1951 and had to have it. He courted his wife, Nadine, in it and their took it on their honeymoon. One of 350 hand-built, it’s tale is told… Read More ›
https://youtu.be/zd6J6OQ18jw Crafted with expansive center-opening doors in homage to the 1939 original, entering the Lincoln Continental 80th Anniversary Coach Door Edition means going the way of presidents, royalty and superstars. It’s an extraordinary vehicle with an ownership experience to match.
Postwar Lincoln Sedans from Hemmings Classic Car I LIKE TO POST CARS FOR SALE ON Facebook to gauge my motorhead friends’ reactions. If a post just gets a lot of likes and maybe a few “It’s gorgeous,” “My grandfather had one,”… Read More ›
Reblog from David Greenlees excellent The Old Motor on the launch of one of my all time favourites The Lincoln Zephyr. The all new and modern-looking 1936 Lincoln Zephyr designed by Eugene Gregorie was introduced early in November of 1935…. Read More ›
Who’d have thought that Roush would have built a Lincoln Zephyr V12 Flathead? Well they did indeed and made a fine job of it too! The Lincoln-Zephyr V12 engine made its first appearance in the Lincoln-Zephyr models of 1936 with a capacity… Read More ›
Interesting story based on the premise that the Ford Flathead V8 failed and the V12 ruled the roost. Here’s an alternate world scenario: The Ford Flathead V8 doesn’t catch on in its first three years, but the Lincoln-Zephyr V12 is… Read More ›
Nice history of the Lincoln V12 Flathead by the Georgia branch of the Early Ford V8 Club Read the article here The table above shows the specifications across the years of production
The photo below from the Shorpy Photo Archive was used to create the artwork for a line drawn advertisement for the District National Bank, Dupont branch Washington DC (You buy this print in high-res from Shorpy here Considering the age of… Read More ›