For Sale - 1939 Lincoln Zephyr Town Limousine - Not mine selling for a close friend.

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1939 Lincoln Town Limousine. VIN# H6610. Only ONE left known in existence. This very rare and Stunningly beautiful classic automobile that has been repainted in its original color of wren tan. The paint and exterior are in perfect condition and there are no dings, dents or chips in the paint. The V-12 post war (1946-1948) engine has been professionally rebuilt and has less than 2000 miles on the rebuild and is inclusive of a rebuilt Columbia rear end. The interior has also been updated to like new condition and the front seat has been reupholstered in leather as it was originally from the factory. The car was originally custom built by Ford Motor Company for the Sargent Lock family. At the time, the Sargent Lock company was supplying Lincoln’s with their locks for the doors on the Lincolns. The under carriage is clean and rust free. The current owner has been collecting Lincoln’s for over 45 years and considers this as one of his favorite cars that he has ever owned. He has over $76K invested into this beautiful automobile and has owned the car for approximately 15 years. The car starts and runs and drives as it just rolled off the production line. This rare car is absolutely magnificent and does not need anything except for someone who wants to own a truly extraordinary Lincoln in which you will be the only one on the planet that owns one. I am selling the car for my dear friend of mine. The car is located in Assonet, MA. If you would like to see the car in person, please email or call/text me at 860-803-1000 and I can set up a date for you to look at the car. You will not be disappointed in this fabulous car. Just reduced by $20K from $79,750 to $59,750.00 for a quick sale. 

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The post-war HV-12s had cast iron cylinder heads which were painted green.  This appears to have aluminum cylinder heads (which would be correct for a '39).  Are you sure this is a post-war engine?

 

Does this have the 2-speed rear axle?

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What's the status on this car?

 

The post-war HV-12s had cast iron cylinder heads which were painted green.  This appears to have aluminum cylinder heads (which would be correct for a '39).  Are you sure this is a post-war engine?