357ci L-Head V8 Three-Speed Manual Transmission Seven-Passenger Touring Coachwork Green Paint w/Black Fenders Black Leather Upholstery Black Convertible Top 12-Spoke 23" Wheels Mechanical Rear Drum Brakes Fold-Down Rear Jump Seats
This 1922 Lincoln Model L is a Leland-built example that is clothed in seven-passenger touring coachwork and is said to have been stored in a museum for several years prior to the selling dealer’s purchase one year ago.

Finished in green with black fenders, the car retains a 357ci L-head V8 mated to a three-speed, sliding-gear transmission.

Inside, the forward and rear cabins are trimmed in black leather, including two rear jump seats.

Additional features include 12-spoke body-color wheels, rear mechanical drum brakes, a rear-mounted spare tire, a black convertible top, an adjustable two-panel windshield, and running boards.

The car has not been driven in an unknown amount of time.

This Leland-era Model L Lincoln is now offered by the selling dealer in ...