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10,000 miles from new, highly original 1932 LINCOLN KA FIVE-PASSENGER SEDAN

United States • 12 Mar 2015

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This 1932 Lincoln KA Five-Passenger Sedan, with coachwork by Murray, is an exceptional survivor with only 10,000 miles from new. It boasts a fully documented history, stunning original paint and upholstery, and remarkable originality, making it a Concours D'Elegance contender and a benchmark for Lincoln restorations.

Originally delivered in 1932, this Lincoln has been carefully preserved through a succession of owners, retaining its original features and near-flawless condition. The car's exceptional state of preservation and originality make it a prized piece of automotive history.

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Condition 

9

The car is described as perhaps the best preserved prewar car ever offered, with only around 10,000 miles from new. It has near flawless original paintwork, original interior, close to perfect original rugs, and original tires. The car serves as a benchmark reference for anyone restoring a Lincoln of this era.

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

71519

Odometer:

10,000 miles

Reg Number:

271-880

RHD/LHD:

LHD

384ci V-8 Engine 120hp Dual Throat Downdraft Carburetor 3-Speed Transmission 4-Wheel Vacuum Boosted Mechanical Brakes *One of the best preserved prewar cars we have ever seen *Approximately 10,000 miles from new *Fully documented history from new *Stunning original paint and upholstery THE LINCOLN KA Having left Cadillac in 1917, company founder Henry Martyn Leland set up Lincoln to build Liberty aero engines and only turned to motorcar manufacture after the 1918 Armistice.

Like the Cadillac, the Lincoln was a precision-made product and featured a 60-degree V-8 engine developing 80bhp, good enough to guarantee 70mph performance.

Unfortunately, Lincoln customers had to endure a protracted wait to experience it for themselves as deliveries did not commence until September 1920, eight months behind schedule.

This delay and the onset of the post-war recession combined to hinder sales and, by early 1922, the company was up for sale.

The buyer was none other than Henry Ford, whose acquis...

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£21,157

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£42,850

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£107,830

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