1939 Lincoln V12 Limo

I would suggest joining the Lincoln Owners Club - a club dedicated to 1920 - 1939 Model L and K Lincolns. The website is www.lincolnownersclub.com Contact the Henry Ford Museum Library in Dearborn, MI as they have all the original build sheets for pre war Lincolns. What parts are you looking for?

See if you can find Jack Passey, if he's still with us. Longtime Lincoln mensch, NorCal. Haven't seen him in years. Those big Lincolns like yours had matchless build quality, craftsmanship, oft using chromed-plated brass interior fittings, for example, where big Classic Packards and Cadillacs used pot metal.

Thanks Rob! The Lincoln restoration is now complete and we are at our first car show with it, this weekend in Zephyrhills, Florida. The high is 80 degrees and the show is busy. Great day to be in the car biz!

Sorry to everyone about how slow I am to respond. The Lincoln's restoration is now complete and we are ready to put her out for sale. She is a crowd pleaser here in Zephyrhills WinterFest Car Show, so we will see. Thanks to those who helped us find those last bits of authentic accessories for the grand old gal.

Sorry to say I could not find an email address for Jack Passey, but it looks like he is alive and well. The internet described him in some activities at Pebble Creek and other events. I would love to forward the info on this car, so if you know how to contact him please let me know and I will send it on. Thanks for the suggestion!

In a recent CCCA Directory, Jack and Mona Passey: jpas95076@aol.com and monapassey@aol.com Jack is the go to man for 1920s and '30s big Lincolns

Best.

I met a fellow in Zephyrhills Car Show who knew the second owners of the car. I have pretty well completed the ownership history, so I will attach the article I wrote on this car. I also included it on our website Antique, Classic, Historic, Vintage Cars

1939 Lincoln Limo Article REVISED.pdf