•ABOUT Lincoln
The 1920s marked the era in which Lincoln would distinguish itself as the premier American luxury automobile. One of the most famous custom-built cars that came out of Edsel's leadership was the 1922 Lincoln Town Car, which was built for Henry Ford himself. Town Car derived its name from its body styling, which featured an open chauffeur's compartment and enclosed passenger compartment. This configuration elevated the vehicle from mere transportation to a bona fide status symbol. In 1924, Lincoln was on its way to becoming the car of choice for the rich and famous, such as Thomas Edison, W.C. Fields and Herbert Hoover. |
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• If you need to sell your Lincoln Town car car - the answer is with a multiple package that's selling cars now.
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Wilson, writing in the Sunday
Mirror says:
"If
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travel. It makes scouring those classified columns sound
like very hard work."
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