CB
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Replies (8)
T
· Sep 26, 2015
Yikes, that was really neglected...a shame....
K
· Sep 27, 2015
Where was that one? Well, looks like you got your extra transmission. And it still has the EE 22 carb on it.
C
· Sep 27, 2015
It was here in NC so I kind of couldn't pass it up. Pretty toasty but the engine still has the original two-rib plugs suggesting reasonably low miles and with any luck the tranny will be solid. What I can salvage but can't use, I''ll pass on ...
K
· Sep 27, 2015
Was there a piece of the touring car body laying around there? It looks like someone got all the aluminum off the body for scrap. The cowl is even gone.
C
· Sep 27, 2015
The only pieces they had left were the door posts (aluminum), badly rusted hood sides and top aluminum panels, which weren't in very good shape. The rest of it was long, long gone. if I had to guess, the car suffered major road salt damage and was stripped decades ago.
8
· Oct 1, 2015
Any K-series Lincoln deserves a much better fate than this one did!
What are your plans for it?
Craig
A
· Oct 1, 2015
That is not a bad looking Willoughby design - too bad. Most are pretty conservative. Every car can't be saved but it was good you were able to grab it before it was completely melted down.
C
· Oct 1, 2015
My plans are to harvest what I can -- it has the complete drivetrain from radiator to rear end, so they will be nice spares. Also, I'll keep the wheels and drums and axle components. Not sure the shocks can be saved, though.
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