This 1930 southern California Lincoln Limousine came from a wealthy Family. After it was no longer fashionable, a handyman turned it into a workhorse and drove around the old neighborhood doing home repairs, check out all the additions he added over the years to the Lincoln.

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ever heard of a 1985 Lincoln Mark VII Roush Stage III GTC? Me neither. It must not have had success or profit, they quit after making 2.

Before the mustangs and even the nascar team, there was the Roush Racing Lincoln Mark VII GTC Stage 3. 351, 5 spd, stiffer air springs, bigger sway bars, adjustable front struts, panhard bar, optional rear quad shocks and much more.

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https://fordauthority.com/2026/06/1985-lincoln-mark-vii-roush-stage-iii-gtc-heading-to-2026-ford-nationals/#comments

This 1932 Lincoln KA Phaeton parts car was purchased by Paramount Pictures in the late 1930's and converted it to a pickup truck, then used as a parts car around 1962. 64 years later, it's getting restored

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the walk tonight had a lot to see

 

it's been a while since I've seen a 60s Continental on the street

it's a 4 door Galaxie... why? Why the hell not get a 2 door? 

it's rare to see a Mopar wagon, especially from the past 25 years

I'm not sure what's under the hood, I don't think I even have a good guess... but the door handles prove it's a cool 2 door from the right era, and that's good enough

Haddon Sundblom art, that isn't the famous Santa Claus he created for Coca Cola, but changed the way the world thought of the way Santa looks, ever since

https://carstyling.ru/en/entry/Lincoln_Advertising_Art_1924_1926/images/4892/

he also had the Coca Cola ad campaign, created the modern Santa Clause image, and did pin ups

https://www.liberdistri.com/en/artbooks-sketchbooks/831-the-art-of-haddon-sundblom-9781735895727.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haddon_Sundblom

1930 Lincoln with rare German coachwork

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sweet Lincoln towtruck!

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custom interior of a 1927 Lincoln

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Lincoln K Willoughby phaeton carrying Howard Hughes

https://forums.aaca.org/topic/341211-period-images-to-relieve-some-of-the-stress/page/205/

Fooseified Lincoln Continental

1926 Lincoln Panel Van, no cost was spared in the build. Oval windows, a second windshield up top, clearance lights, carriage lights, dual-sidemounts, and wire wheels were some of the extras. The chassis without the body cost $3,900.

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Bobbie the wonder dog. 1923 Lincoln Type 123 Brunn Deluxe phaeton

Bobbie was acclaimed for walking about 2600 miles on his own to return home to Silverton, Oregon, after he was lost while his owners were visiting family in Wolcott, Indiana. 

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1926 Lincoln Brunn 7 passenger touring was owned by Yellowstone Park Transportation Company, and after 80 years, is finally sharing garage space with two other YPTCo Lincolns,

it was assigned vehicle No 811, it was one of 28 Lincolns owned by YPTCo, ten were known to exist, until recently, as 808 has been found and identified as a YPTCo Lincoln.

both 811 and 808 were within a few miles of each other for nearly 80 years, the families knew each other through 3 generations.

YPTCo 812 is about 75 miles from where the other two were, last used in 1971, and is in decent condition and still yellow though repainted a couple of times, and will soon join this pair as the owners just contacted this collector and wanted 812 to go to the right home

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W.C. Fields, cigar in hand, entering his big trailer that he took to movie sets, pulled by his chauffeur driven 1933 LeBaron KB V12 Convertible Coupe.

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it turns out, the Lincoln dealer network is also considerably larger than its chief rival’s – Cadillac

Cadillac has around 200 standalone dealerships across the U.S. at the moment, which handles around 60 percent of the brand’s total volume. Cadillac also has 367 dealers that share space with at least one other GM brand as well, though they only make up around a third of its sales.

The Lincoln dealer network consisted of around 637 dealers as of the start of 2023, along with 145 standalone stores – a total of 782 locations where U.S. customers can buy a vehicle from that brand, or 215 more than Cadillac.

https://fordauthority.com/2025/07/lincoln-dealer-network-much-larger-than-cadillac

Billy Mitchel and Eddie Rickenbacker were happily displaying the new 1922 Brunn designed Lincoln Phaeton.

 

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this '67 Lincoln Continental limo was originally ordered by Anheuser-Busch to transport the company CEO August Busch II. (not to be confused with the other beer company inheritor, August Pabst, the 1959 USAC and 1960 SCCA road racing champion)

https://fordauthority.com/2025/05/1967-lincoln-continental-limo-used-by-anheuser-busch-up-for-auction/

https://www.hagerty.com/marketplace/auction/1967-Lincoln-Continental/7kI1BY619Tk5x66iOnYlaL