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£23,300 (Est: £30,200 - £37,750)

1932 Lincoln KA 4-Door Sedan

United States • 13 Jun 2026 • Lot 12

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This 1932 Lincoln KA 4-Door Sedan boasts a rare, final-year Henry Leland-designed V-8 engine and attractive Murray coachwork based on Dietrich designs. It has been attractively restored and consistently maintained, making it ideal for touring.

Condition

8

The car is described as 'attractively restored and consistently maintained restoration', which suggests excellent condition with only minor signs of wear expected from consistent use. It's noted as a 'high-quality car' with luxurious appointments, implying good upkeep.

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LHD

384.8ci L-Head 60° V-8 Single Two-Barrel Carburetor 125bhp at 2,900rpm Three-Speed Manual Transmission Live Axles with Semi-Elliptical Leaf Springs Four-Wheel Servo Assisted Mechanical Drum Brakes * The final year of the Henry M.

Leland 60° Lincoln V-8 * Murray built coachwork based on Dietrich, Inc.

designs * Attractively restored and consistently maintained restoration * A good performer with 125hp and ideal for family tours THE CAR OFFERED The original Lincolns were designed by Detroit's "Master of Precision", Henry M.

Leland, after terminated his relationship with the Billy Durant run Cadillac when Durant refused to divert Cadillac production to build Liberty aircraft engines during the First World War.

Leland then started Lincoln to build Liberty engines, got a massive contract from the War Department ...

that was soon canceled when the war ended.

Faced with massive debts, a large factory and thousands of workers Leland, then 77 years old, decided to build cars.

He called t...