Frank presents us a luxury survivor: the Lincoln
Convertible Premiere of 1956. It came in splendidly bold conditions of the
fifties.
It is chrome-plated and specially made by that
futuristic special design, typical of those who designed cars in those years
without fear of experiencing and dare by putting on a car road today Frank says
that they are real art forms.
Roses are roses and wisteria is a particular color of
pink just that Lincoln wanted to elegantly match a car with a romance tone.
The top is white and the interiors resemble the
outside color. Elegant white-style wheels seem to want to continue the tone on
tone and the unmistakable style of this full-size.
Under the hood the Y Block, runs idle with the
borbottio of 275 horses ready a step longer than being due to American iron.
There is no doubt Frank says: "Gold is all that
glitters"
Lincoln Premiere 1956 1/24 diecast Danbury Mint
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