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15 May 2013 9:29 AM
A lot of traffic seems to have moved over to 17th Street south, if all of the honking and...
It's not a 4-way stop, only a two-way stop going north/south and the camera is pointed...
They should open a Mr. P's down there.
Also, the carrier is Sprint. And the screen color is reddish.
I too am curious about this, hoping this happens soon
It’s a 50 . the 49′s had pull door handles and the 51 had a one piece rear window. It was the first American car to top one hundred miles an hour since after WWII. Ferrari and some Alphas I know had to be faster. I still think BMW stole the rear lights and used them in the neu class 1600 etc.
My pappy said, “son you gonna drive me to drinkin’ if you don’t stop drivin’ that hot rod Lincolin.”
Wait – what is being built in photo #2?
wow. that’s sooooo beautiful.
what a shame . . .
The rust you see is surface rust, and it’s easy to repair. It’s the rust you can’t see on the frame you’d have to worry about.
The biggest challenge with a car like this is finding a balance between restoration and actual worth. I don’t have the values book in front of me, but I think these cars typically don’t fetch more than $50K for one at the very high end. This car is pretty low-spec, so a restored model’s probably only worth about $20K. As is, I’d guess this one is maybe $10K.