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£31,226
1929 Lincoln Model L Five-Passenger Brougham by Brunn
United States • 7 Oct 2016
Vehicle Details
AI Listing Summary
This 1929 Lincoln Model L Brougham, bodied by Brunn, is believed to have been originally delivered to gangster "Legs" Diamond. It is in wonderful original and unrestored condition, retaining its original paintwork and interior, and includes documentation confirming its history and delivery. This classic car is an ideal Preservation Class entrant.

Condition
8
The car is described as wonderfully original, well-preserved, and highly authentic, including its original paintwork, interior, and Brunn body number tag. It retains "war wounds" from a past assassination attempt, which contribute to its unique history and preservation class appeal. It is accompanied by valuable documentation and is considered an excellent original survivor, making it suitable for preservation class judging.
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Transmission:
Manual
Chassis No:
61375
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Reg Number:
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RHD/LHD:
LHD
[Catalogue Description]
Points of note
£30,031
Lowest Price (Since 2020)
£42,409
Median Price (Since 2020)
£69,640
Highest Price (Since 2020)
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