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The appearance of this Midnight Blue beauty is remarkable from any angle but most people are awe-struck at the front end styling with its massive chrome bumper, grill and headlight doors that give the appearance that the whole front end is dipped in chromium. In addition to the proudly displayed Lincoln emblem dead center you will notice the Art Deco hood ornament and stainless steel hood trim. The classy exterior design continues along the sides with large front fenders leading back to rear fender skirts and slanted trunk panel. The rear of the car also features ample chrome, horizontal taillights and a simple 'L' in the center of the bumper. This car is elegant and sophisticated and ready to turn heads at any corner you arrive at.

The interior of this Lincoln is equally gorgeous and features more chrome on the dash than most modern cars have period. Beautiful Art Deco styling is continued on throughout the instrument panel and the fully illuminated gauge cluster is beautiful and functional. Some features on this car are not what you would expect in '48 including power Convertible top, power windows,...

How about this historic Lincoln? Coming out of the The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art in 2001 and into a new story, with a new owner. Over the last 21 years, this Lincoln Continental has seen some of Kansas City's biggest celebrities during our city's parades. Being the parade ride of choice for figures like Kansas City Royals Hall of Famer Frank White, MLB Hall of Famer George Brett, Former Mayors of Kansas City and more! These Continentals are known for their massive 12 Cylinder engines, however, in pursuit of reliability, a Chevrolet Small Block (350 Cubic Inch) V8 found a home in the engine bay....

This beautiful vintage Series 876H convertible came pretty loaded from the factory and has aged extremely well for a car that's over 70 years old and is still ready to drive! Powered by what is believed to be its original 292 CID V12 and 3-speed manual transmission, it still floats down the road like the executive's car that it was designed to be - powerful, smooth, and stately. This car was lovingly restored by World Wide Classics, who did all of the paint, chrome and the interior. Speaking of chrome, it's adorned with plenty of the gleaming stuff. it's sure to bring back fond memories for anyone who was around when this car was still fairly new. The blue metallic paint is in very good condition, and glistens in the sun. The dog dish hubcaps gleam, and the side skirts and Continental Kit add extra panache to this glorious ride.

Inside, you will find the red leather upholstery is abundant, and the red carpet looks great. This big Lincoln also sports some very cool door releases: both the exterior and interior units are push-button operated. The power windows are operated by a couple similarly styled toggle-action buttons on the driver's and...