Billety

Gee, there is a lot of blue there. Lovely car.

My wife said "if you have to ask the price, you can't afford it". But gee I would love to own it.

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PM sent. Bill

The Lincoln is in Australia. We bought it out of Iowa about four years ago from an ad on this site. Unfortunately it has only had a cosmetic restoration, I am working through the mechanical and electrical side slowly. We live 15 minutes drive from Peregian Springs!!!!! We would be pleased to show you our car if you are ever over here. I'll send you my cell phone number by PM. John, she isn't that gullible. After 40 years of marriage she has heard it all before. Bill

My wife won't allow me to buy any more cars. Maybe, she wouldn't notice if I had two similar looking cars though!

WOW - I've gone all weak in the knees!

I'd love to know what you are fitting that set up to. A single O3 on my Lincoln returns 7mpg!! That's why I am trying to get a downdraft carb conversion for it.

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I am keen to buy a downdraft carburetor manifold conversion for my 1929 Lincoln L. Any leads would be appreciated.

Well done! I like your Buick because it is similar in style to my Lincoln. Please keep us posted with your progress.

I'm in the same mind as Bob, not many people deserve the privilege to drive them.

I have sent you an email. Thank you Bill

Surely someone has the imagination to see it restored like the one attached?? I'd love it except for the exchange rate, cross country shipping, shipping to Australia, import duty here etc.

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What model exactly, eg Chrysler 65 and 66 caps are different to start with.

I had a 1932 Rockne Tourer (Australian bodied by TJ Richards) and would have been keen to buy them just for the caps.