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There is a guy near me who can't seem to sell his 1948 7 passenger Windsor 6 cylinder. It is not running and is pretty rough, so I think I could get it very reasonably ($500?) as a parts car. My question is: How much compatibility would there be with my 1948 4 door Windsor? Enough to make it worthwhile?

1928 Lincoln Model L,7-Passenger Sedan Body style 153 Professionally restored in2008. Uncle Dick bought this car from California about 10 years ago. It was a straight original good running car. He proceeded to have itpainted and upholstered and all plating done, as well as replacingthe glass with safety glass. We estimate that he had about $60,000invested. Current asking price is $35,000. Only details remain to becompleted, for instance the speedometer cable is missing. Likewise,the dashboard clock. Some attention has to be paid to the originalignition switch, now bypassed. Extra covers were made to protect theshow stoppingly beautiful upholstery. A heater was installed, aswell as a battery cut-off safety switch. Enclosed trailer alsoavailable. The car is now inmid-Michigan. There are 79,000 miles on the odometer. This carstarts, runs, shifts and stops as it should. It is a joy to drive. A short video of a start and drive of this car is available on YouTube search for 1928 Lincoln Please call Dan Shafarman at 517 487-6534 to make an offer or to ask questions.