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£20,804 (Est: £22,650 - £30,200)

1941 Lincoln Continental Coupe

United States • 13 Jun 2026 • Lot 38

Vehicle Details

AI Listing Summary

This 1941 Lincoln Continental Coupe is a largely original and unrestored example of a milestone design, featuring the desirable V-12 engine and rear wheel skirts.
While it presents well at first glance, closer inspection reveals an old, flawed repaint, cracked original interior upholstery, a damaged steering wheel, and delaminating glass, indicating a need for significant reconditioning.

Condition

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The car is described as a largely original and unrestored example. However, it has an old repaint that was badly masked and has chipped. The upholstery is original but dried out and cracked, the steering wheel is cracked and missing its horn button, and the glass is delaminating. These issues indicate average condition with necessary reconditioning.

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292ci 75° L-Head V-12 Engine Two-Barrel Holley Downdraft Carburetor 120bhp at 3,500rpm Three-Speed Manual Transmission Live Axles with Transverse Leaf Springs Four-Wheel Hydraulic Drum Brakes * Largely original * The right equipment including rear wheel skirts * Edsel Ford's and Bob Gregorie's milestone design * Minimal chrome embellishment, a theme that wouldn't appear again until Bill Mitchell's Pontiac Grand Prix and Buick Riviera THE LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Lincoln finally abandoned Henry Leland's superbly engineered V-8 in 1933, embracing an all-V-12 line up that year.

To meet the market's need for a lower-priced luxury automobile, Lincoln in 1936 introduced the Zephyr with brilliant styling and abundant art deco details.

Featuring an all-steel body, it was powered by a new V-12 engine derived from the strong and proven Ford flathead V-8.

Steadily upgraded, including adding hydraulic brakes in 1939, the success of the Zephyr no doubt quickened the inevitable demise of the larger Li...